<p>New Delhi: Shares of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/wipro">Wipro</a> on Monday surged over 8 per cent after the firm topped street expectations with a 24.4 per cent year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit for the December quarter.</p><p>The stock jumped 8.33 per cent to Rs 305.35 on the BSE and 8.31 per cent to Rs 305.40 on the NSE.</p><p>Wipro on Friday topped street expectations with a 24.4 per cent year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit for the December quarter at Rs 3,354 crore, as the top brass of India's fourth-largest IT services company guided for a "more hopeful and resilient" 2025.</p>.Meet ex-Wipro techie turned farmer, who built multi-crore dairy business in Bengaluru.<p>Its CEO and Managing Director Srinivas Pallia said clients are cautiously optimistic, and added that discretionary spending is slowly returning.</p><p>Wipro, which competes with larger rivals such as TCS and Infosys in the IT services market, reported better-than-expected net profit numbers for Q3 FY25, but called out softness in Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa (APMEA) and Europe regions.</p><p>The Bengaluru-based tech major saw its revenue from operations rise a marginal 0.5 per cent to about Rs 22,319 crore aided by momentum in banking, financial services, and insurance space as well as Americas geography.</p><p>For the coming March quarter, Wipro sees revenue from IT services business in the range of $2,602 million to $2,655 million, which sequentially translates into a band of 1 per cent decline to 1 per cent growth.</p>
<p>New Delhi: Shares of <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/wipro">Wipro</a> on Monday surged over 8 per cent after the firm topped street expectations with a 24.4 per cent year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit for the December quarter.</p><p>The stock jumped 8.33 per cent to Rs 305.35 on the BSE and 8.31 per cent to Rs 305.40 on the NSE.</p><p>Wipro on Friday topped street expectations with a 24.4 per cent year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit for the December quarter at Rs 3,354 crore, as the top brass of India's fourth-largest IT services company guided for a "more hopeful and resilient" 2025.</p>.Meet ex-Wipro techie turned farmer, who built multi-crore dairy business in Bengaluru.<p>Its CEO and Managing Director Srinivas Pallia said clients are cautiously optimistic, and added that discretionary spending is slowly returning.</p><p>Wipro, which competes with larger rivals such as TCS and Infosys in the IT services market, reported better-than-expected net profit numbers for Q3 FY25, but called out softness in Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa (APMEA) and Europe regions.</p><p>The Bengaluru-based tech major saw its revenue from operations rise a marginal 0.5 per cent to about Rs 22,319 crore aided by momentum in banking, financial services, and insurance space as well as Americas geography.</p><p>For the coming March quarter, Wipro sees revenue from IT services business in the range of $2,602 million to $2,655 million, which sequentially translates into a band of 1 per cent decline to 1 per cent growth.</p>