Wipro: revenue 2025| Statista

Revenue for Wipro Limited from financial year 2015 to 2025 (in billion Indian rupees)

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Release date

June 2025

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Region

India

Survey time period

FY 2015 to FY 2025

Special properties

consolidated figures.

Supplementary notes

India's financial year begins in April and ends in March. For example, FY 2021 started in April 2020 and ended in March 2021.

One Indian rupee equals 0.009 euros and 0.011 dollars (as of July 2025).

Values have been rounded for clarity.

Previous reports have been accessed for historical data.

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Wipro Limited had revenue of around *** billion Indian rupees in the financial year 2025. It was the second year that the revenue decreased in comparison with the previous year during the presented period. More than ** percent of the revenue was generated from existing customers. Wipro is one of the biggest IT services and consulting companies in India, ranked the third as of 2025, behind TCS and Infosys.

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The cybersecurity market has been growing as the number of cybercrimes reported in India saw continuous growth. Cybercrimes in India range from online fraud to data theft, but the most attacked sectors are the banking and financial sectors. Especially as the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the transformation of India to a digital economy, the threat of cybercrime also rises. Public institutions and government also become more prone to falling victim to cybercrimes. In 2018, *** billion records were compromised from the Aadhaar system, India’s unique citizen identification system.

Indian outsourcing companies and U.S.

The United States dominated the Indian IT outsourcing industry. Not only information technology companies outsourced their services to India; companies like Ford Motor Company and General Electronics also offshored their software development, customer support, and engineering research and development facilities to India. For instance, India’s biggest IT services and consultancy company, Tata Consultancy Services, generated more than 50 percent of its revenue from the Americas.