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Wipro set to join $10-billion club
Wipro set to join $10-billion club
Posts its best-ever growth in Q1; Bags 8 large deals taking total contract value (TCV) to over $715 mn in Q1/FY22
Highlights:
♦ Revenue growth likely in mid to high teens this fiscal
♦ Wipro's sequential revenue growth higher than larger peers TCS & Infosys
♦ Facing margin pressure owing to Capco acquisition & wage hike
Bengaluru: IT services major Wipro on Thursday posted better than expected Q1 performance with sound sequential revenue growth on the back of momentum in the large deal space.
Though the IT firm faced margin pressure owing to Capco acquisition and wage hikes, it guided for sequential revenue growth of 5 to 7 per cent for Q2 of FY22, which may translate into mid to high teens of revenue growth for the whole fiscal.
The company is hopeful of crossing the $10 billion annual run rate of revenues in FY22. The Bengaluru-headquartered firm reported a 35 per cent year-on-year rise in its consolidated net profit to Rs 3,230 crore for the quarter ended June 2021.
Revenues rose 22.4 per cent year-on-year basis to Rs 18,250 crore during this period. In dollar term, gross revenues were at $2.5 billion.
In the IT services segment, which accounts for more than 95 per cent of Wipro's gross revenues, the company reported revenues at $2.41 billion, which is 21.3 per cent on YoY basis in constant currency terms. Sequentially, the IT services' revenue growth was at 12 per cent in CC term. Excluding Capco, Wipro's organic growth stood at 4.9 per cent sequentially.
In comparison, TCS grew 2.4 per cent sequentially, while Infosys revenue rose 4.8 per cent over the last quarter in constant currency term.
For Q2, Wipro guided for revenues of $2.535 billion to $2.583 billion, that translates into 5-7 per cent sequential rise.
"Even at the lower end of our guidance, we will cross the $10 billion annual run rate of revenues. The Q1 performance and Q2 guidance set us up for a well ahead of double-digit growth for the full year, even excluding Capco," said Thierry Delaporte, CEO & MD of Wipro.
The Azim Premji-promoted IT firm also bagged eight large deals, resulting in a total contract value of more than $715 million in Q1 of FY22.
