A solid Q4 masks weak deal wins and a downbeat guidance for the year ahead
21-Apr-2025•Ajay Kumar
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On paper, Wipro's latest results look solid. Profits are up, margins have improved and a leadership transition is in motion. But take a closer look and cracks begin to appear. The company has forecast a revenue decline for the ongoing quarter, deal wins have slowed and the management's commentary is far from upbeat.
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