Wipro Limited is a one of the leading Indian multinational information technology(IT) services and consulting company, headquartered in Bengaluru, India. Started almost seven decades back, Wipro has evolved from a manufacturer of vegetable products into one of India’s largest technology and IT services firms. It is serving clients in more than 65 countries. It is widely recognised for its digital transformation, cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, data analytics, consulting and business process services. Wipro ‘s stock is participant in major Indian stock indices and is closely tracked by investors for its performance in the global IT services sector. Its share price reflects trends in the overall performance of the Indian and global tech markets.
IT Services – Wipro’s primary revenue engine includes digital transformation, consulting, application services, cloud solutions, infrastructure management, cybersecurity and analytics for enterprise clients worldwide.
Consulting and Business Process Services – The company delivers consulting and business process outsourcing (BPO) services across industries such as banking, healthcare, manufacturing, retail and telecommunications.
Engineering and R&D Services – Wipro’s engineering services provide product design, embedded systems, AI based solutions and for automotive, aerospace and industrial technology sectors.
IT Products & Platforms – The company offers integration and resale of IT products.
Wipro’s share price is influenced by global IT spending cycles, the company’s deal pipeline, client retention, quarterly financial performance and overall market trend. Recent movements have reflected mixed performance in the Indian tech sector, including periods of volatility and recovery linked to contract wins and quarterly earnings.
Analysts and market participants monitor metrics such as revenue growth, net profit, margin trends, large deal bookings, and demand recovery signals (particularly for America, Wipro’s major client base)
Wipro continues to enhance its service portfolio and global presence through acquisitions and strategic initiatives. 2025’s major development includes the acquisition of Harman’s Digital Transformation Solutions (DTS) business for $375 million. This acquisition is expected to strengthens its engineering R&D capabilities and expands reach in aerospace, healthcare and industrial technology.
The company has also secured large multi-year deals, prominent among them is a £500 million contract with Phoenix Group in the UK. This again forged its presence financial services technology domain.
Wipro’s leadership has emphasised continued investment in AI-enabled services and digital innovation. They aim to capture emerging technology demand as enterprises modernise operations.
Wipro shares are actively traded and widely covered by analysts due to the company’s scale, global presence and diversified service offerings. The stock typically reacts to:
In mid-2025, Wipro’s stock experienced volatility. There were several periods of outperformance due to revived demand expectations and deal closures, indicating investor interest in a possible rebound in global tech services demand.
As of 26 May 2026, Wipro share price is ₹203.73. The stock opened at ₹206.99, compared to its previous close of ₹206.84. During today's trading session, Wipro share price moved in the range of ₹202.94 to ₹208.69, with an average price of ₹205.81 for the day. Looking at its last 52-week, the stock has touched a low of ₹202.94 and a high of ₹208.69.
The market capitalization of Wipro is ₹2,17,078 Crs, with a P/E ratio of 16.1 and a dividend yield of 5.31%.