Wipro Share Price | Wipro Limited, one of India’s leading multinational companies, is renowned for its IT services and consulting. Founded in 1945, Wipro has grown into a global corporation that offers a diverse range of services including software development, digital transformation, cloud services, and cybersecurity solutions. The company serves clients in various industries such as banking, healthcare, retail, and manufacturing. Stay tuned for more information on Wipro’s stock price targets for 2025, 2026, and 2030.
Fundamentals
Market Cap – ₹3,14,259.36 Cr.
P/E – 30.37
P/B – 4.69
Face Value – ₹2
Div. Yield – 0.17%
Book Value (TTM) – ₹64.02
ROE – 15.28%
ROCE – 20.38%
52 Week High – ₹319.95
52 Week Low – ₹208.40
Shareholdings
Promoters – 72.8%
FII – 7.8%
DII – 10.7%
Public – 8.6%
Others – 0.1%
Wipro Share Price Target (2025 to 2030)
Wipro Share Target Years
Share Price Targets
2025
₹500
2026
₹690
2027
₹742
2028
₹776
2029
₹820
2030
₹881
Income Statement
INR
2024
Y/Y Change
Revenue
897.60B
-0.80%
Operating Expense
127.51B
2.68%
Net Income
110.45B
-2.69%
Net Profit Margin
12.31
-1.83%
Earnings Per Share
10.41
0.68%
EBITDA
162.03B
1.07%
Effective Tax Rate
24.52%
—
Balance Sheet
INR
2024
Y/Y Change
Cash and Short-term Investments
407.79B
1.83%
Total Assets
1.15T
-1.99%
Total Liabilities
401.24B
1.82%
Total Equity
751.22B
—
Shares Outstanding
10.44B
—
Price to Book
3.92
—
Return on Assets
7.44%
—
Return on Capital
9.25%
—
Factors Affecting
Global IT spending: Overall growth in global IT spending, especially on digital transformation and cloud solutions, directly impacts Wipro’s revenue.
Revenue growth: Wipro’s expanding customer base and diversification across industries contribute to its financial performance and share valuation.
Digital and cloud offerings: Growth in high-margin businesses such as AI, analytics, cloud and cybersecurity enhances Wipro’s competitiveness and earnings.
Client retention and acquisition: Retaining key accounts and winning large deals, especially in North America and Europe, impact revenue stability.
Economic conditions: Bearish trends in key markets or an economic slowdown could reduce IT spending, impacting Wipro’s growth.
Innovation and R&D: Investments in emerging technologies such as generative AI, blockchain and IoT enhance Wipro‘s value proposition and attract new customers.
Competition: The performance of peers such as TCS, Infosys and HCL Technologies impacts market dynamics and pricing power for Wipro.
Currency fluctuations: As a major exporter, changes in the rupee-dollar exchange rate impact profitability and investor sentiment.
Talent management: The ability to attract, retain and nurture a talented workforce impacts project execution and client satisfaction.
Global acquisitions: Strategic acquisitions of tech companies in key geographies drive innovation and revenue diversification.
Quarterly financial results: Performance metrics such as operating margins, revenue growth and net profit impact short-term share price movements.
Regulatory environment: Changes in visa policies, data protection laws and global trade regulations can impact operations and costs.
Cost optimization: Effective cost management, such as automation and reducing overheads, improve margins and overall profitability.
Share buybacks and dividends: Announcements of buybacks or attractive dividend payouts enhance shareholder value and positively impact stock prices.
Market sentiment: Positive news, strategic initiatives or big deal wins tend to create bullish sentiment, while missed earnings or client losses can depreciate a stock.
Pingback: Sterling and Wilson Share Price Target (2025 to 2030)