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Wipro Q4 net profit rises 38%, announces Rs 10,500-crore share buyback

IT firm announces Rs 10,500-cr buyback

Wipro Q4 net profit 38%, announces Rs 10,500-crore share buyback
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Debasis MohapatraYuvraj Malik Bengaluru
Wipro has largely met the Street estimates on the revenue and profit fronts for the fourth quarter of 2018-19, though the revenue growth reported by the country's third-largest IT services firm was the lowest among the top three players in the last financial year.

The company, however, gave a tepid outlook for the first quarter of FY20, citing delays in starting out new projects. The firm also announced a mega buyback plan of Rs 10,500 crore at Rs 325 a share, making it the second such repurchase consecutively. The buyback price is 15.4 per cent higher than Tuesday's closing price

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