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Wipro Ltd’s gross revenues increased 7% year-on-year to Rs 125.1 billion ($1.9 billion1) for the second quarter ended 30 September 2015.
Net Income was Rs 22.4 billion ($341 million1), also up by 7% YoY.
T K Kurien, Member of the Board & Chief Executive Officer of Wipro, said: “During the quarter, we grew IT Services Revenues in dollar terms by 3.1% in constant currency and maintained margins in a narrow range. Wipro Digital, strengthened uniquely by the addition of Designit, with both strategic design process capability along with Wipro’s technological capability is positioning us uniquely as an integrated design and technology player. Wipro HOLMESTM, our cognitive intelligence platform, is engaged in 12 projects in business-critical areas for marquee customers and positioning Wipro favorably in the marketplace.”
Jatin Dalal, Chief Financial Officer of Wipro, said – “Our investments in next-gen delivery practices generated productivity to significantly mitigate the impact of wage hikes and utilization on operating margins. The impact of cross-currency on operating margins were compensated by the benefits from rupee depreciation.” fii-news.com
Net Income was Rs 22.4 billion ($341 million1), also up by 7% YoY.
T K Kurien, Member of the Board & Chief Executive Officer of Wipro, said: “During the quarter, we grew IT Services Revenues in dollar terms by 3.1% in constant currency and maintained margins in a narrow range. Wipro Digital, strengthened uniquely by the addition of Designit, with both strategic design process capability along with Wipro’s technological capability is positioning us uniquely as an integrated design and technology player. Wipro HOLMESTM, our cognitive intelligence platform, is engaged in 12 projects in business-critical areas for marquee customers and positioning Wipro favorably in the marketplace.”
Jatin Dalal, Chief Financial Officer of Wipro, said – “Our investments in next-gen delivery practices generated productivity to significantly mitigate the impact of wage hikes and utilization on operating margins. The impact of cross-currency on operating margins were compensated by the benefits from rupee depreciation.” fii-news.com
