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📌 What’s New with Wipro (2025 Updates)
✅ Strategic expansion — acquisition of DTS business
- Wipro has completed the acquisition of HARMAN’s Digital Transformation Solutions (DTS) business unit — a deal first announced in August 2025. The DTS unit is now integrated into Wipro’s “Engineering Global Business Line.
- This deal brings on board over 5,600 DTS employees (from Americas, Europe, Asia) — significantly expanding engineering and R&D bandwidth.
- According to Wipro, the acquisition enhances its capabilities in “AI-driven engineering, embedded systems, and digital transformation,” enabling a broader services portfolio beyond traditional IT-outsourcing.
- Share-market impact: On announcement/closing of this deal, and shares saw a rise of ~1% (roughly a 1.2% uptick to ₹253 per share in early trade).
✅ What to Watch Next — Key Triggers for Wipro in 2026
- Impact of DTS acquisition: Can Wipro integrate and leverage the DTS expertise to win major engineering-R&D/digital transformation contracts globally?
- New deal wins and deal execution — Whether wins like Odido and Phoenix are followed by more deals, and how effectively and delivers on existing contracts.
- Q4 FY26 & Future earnings — Future earnings reports will show if growth and margin guidance hold up under macroeconomic pressure.
- Market & currency conditions — Global demand for IT/outsourcing, exchange rate fluctuations, and interest-rate environment will influence Wipro’s competitiveness and profitability.
💼 Business deals & contracts remain strong
- Earlier in 2025, Wipro secured a major long-term deal (10 years) with UK insurer Phoenix Group (via its ReAssure unit). Under this, Wipro will manage life- and pension-business administration for Phoenix — a deal worth ~£500 million (≈ US $645.4 million). Reuters
- Through this and similar deals, Wipro is expanding beyond pure IT-services outsourcing into infrastructure, BPO/administrative outsourcing, and tech-operations hubs, especially in global markets like UK. Reuters+1
Takeaway: These contracts reflect Wipro’s shifting business model — from legacy services toward more diversified, higher-value, and longer-duration engagements.
📄 Big Contracts & Deals
- Earlier in 2025, Wipro bagged a major multi-year deal with UK insurer Phoenix Group (via its ReAssure unit), a contract valued at ~£500 million (~US $645.4 million). Under the deal, Wipro will manage life and pension business admin for Phoenix and set up related tech & operations hubs in the UK. Reuters
- This demonstrates Wipro’s ambition to scale beyond pure outsourcing — into business-process management + infrastructure + global operations support.
📈 Market / Stock Performance & Company Metrics
As of early December 2025:
- Wipro’s share price is around ₹261–₹262. The Economic Times+2mint+2
- Market capitalization is near ₹2.74 lakh crore. The Economic Times+1
- According to recent reports, Wipro’s stock has seen a short-term rise: it “rose for a third consecutive session” recently. Capital Market+1
- However — over the past 12 months — the stock is still down significantly (showing some volatility). Capital Market+1
Financial ratios & outlook (as per one data snapshot): P/E ratio ~ 20.3; Price-to-Book ~ 3.3. 5paisa+1
