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--Wipro Apr-Jun consol net profit INR 33.52 bln
--Wipro Apr-Jun consol net profit INR 33.52 bln vs INR 35.02 bln qtr ago
--Analysts saw Wipro Apr-Jun consol revenue INR 248.18 bln
--Wipro Apr-Jun consol revenue INR 244.79 bln
--Wipro Apr-Jun consol revenue INR 244.79 bln vs INR 242.36 bln qtr ago
--Analysts saw Wipro Apr-Jun consol net profit INR 34.32 bln
--Wipro Apr-Jun sales from Europe down 0.9% QoQ in constant currency
--Wipro Apr-Jun sales from Americas-2 dn 2.5% on qtr in constant currency
--Wipro Apr-Jun sales from Americas-1 dn 2.3% on qtr in constant currency
--Wipro Q1 communication sales up 0.2% QoQ in constant currency, up 10.8% YoY
--Wipro Q1 health sales dn 2.6% on qtr in constant currency
--Wipro Q1 consumer sales up 0.7% on qtr in constant currency
--Wipro Q1 energy, mfg sales dn 3.6% on qtr in constant currency
--Wipro Apr-Jun BFSI sales dn 1.2% QoQ in constant currency
--Wipro Apr-Jun new customers 49 vs 30 quarter ago
--Wipro Apr-Jun total 1,233 active customers, unch from quarter ago
--Wipro Apr-Jun employee utilisation, ex trainees, 83.6% vs 83.5% qtr ago
--Wipro total headcount 243,044 on Jun 30 vs 242,156 on Mar 31
--Wipro Apr-Jun 12-month attrition 13.9% vs 13.8% quarter ago
--Wipro Apr-Jun revenue up 0.9% YoY in constant currency terms
--Wipro Apr-Jun operating cash flow INR 32.9 bln, up 3.6% on qtr
--Wipro Apr-Jun large deal booking $1.63 bln vs $1.44 bln quarter ago
--Wipro Apr-Jun total bookings $3.37 bln vs $3.46 bln quarter ago
--Wipro Apr-Jun sales down 1.2% on qtr in constant currency
--Wipro Apr-Jun IT services operating margin 16% vs 17.3% quarter ago
--Wipro Apr-Jun gross revenue $2.59 bln
--Wipro sees Jul-Sept IT svcs sales between $2.57 bln and $2.63 bln
--Wipro sees Jul-Sept IT svcs sales (-)1.5% to 0.5% QoQ constant currency
--Wipro Apr-Jun employee costs INR 147.53 bln vs INR 143.41 bln qtr ago
--Wipro interim dividend record date Jul 27
--Wipro to pay INR 2 per share interim dividend
 

 

By Shakshi Jain and Narayana Krishna

 

NEW DELHI/HYDERABAD – Wipro Ltd. Thursday posted a moderate sequential decline in its consolidated net profit for the June quarter as total expenses of the company rose faster than the top line for the three months. Both the bottom line as well as the top line missed the Street's expectations for the quarter.

 

The information technology services company's bottom line reverted to a sequential decline after considerable growth in the March quarter. The top line grew sequentially, though at the slowest pace in four quarters.

 

Wipro's consolidated net profit for the June quarter fell over 4% sequentially to INR 33.52 billion. The bottom line was flat on a year-on-year basis. The Street had widely estimated a sequential decline in the metric on the incremental impact of wage hikes which became effective Mar. 1, but analysts had pegged the figure at INR 34.32 billion.

 

The Bengaluru-based company's consolidated revenue for reporting quarter rose 1% sequentially and nearly 11% on year to INR 244.79 billion. It fell short of analysts' consensus estimate of INR 248.18 billion by a small margin.

 

As anticipated, Wipro's employee cost for the June quarter was at INR 147.53 billion, up nearly 3% compared to INR 143.41 billion in the March quarter, impacting the company's June quarter performance. Total expenditure was up over 3.41% on quarter at INR 211.23 billion.

 

The Bengaluru-based technology major reported a decline in its June quarter sales across regions and business segments. The company's Europe sales for the quarter were down 0.9% on quarter in constant currency terms. While Americas-1 sales declined 2.3%, Americas-2 sales fell 2.5% sequentially.

 

Segment-wise, the energy and manufacturing vertical reported a 3.6?ll in sales for the quarter, while the banking and financial services segment reported a 1.2?cline. While the consumer vertical sales saw a marginal improvement of 0.7% for the quarter, healthcare segment sales declined 2.6% quarter-over-quarter on a constant currency basis. Communication vertical sales increased by a marginal 0.2% in the quarter.

 

For the June quarter, Wipro gained 49 new customers, against 30 a quarter ago. The total active customers for the quarter was 1,233, unchanged from a quarter ago, the company said.

 

During the quarter, Wipro booked large deals worth $1.63 billion, against $1.44 billion a quarter ago. The total deal booking was at $3.37 billion, against $3.46 in the trailing quarter.

 

Wipro reported a decline in operating margin for its information technology vertical, a key business segment of the company, by 130 basis points at 16% from 17.3% a quarter ago. The operating cash flow for the quarter was up 3.6% quarter-on-quarter at INR 32.9 billion.

 

The company's employee headcount as on Jun. 30 was 243,044 compared to 242,156 as on Mar. 31. While utilisation, excluding trainees, was 83.6% against 83.5% a quarter ago, the attrition rate was 13.9%, against 13.8% a quarter ago.

 

Wipro expects that its Jul-Sept information technology services sales may see a fall of 1.5% to a marginal increase of 0.5% on quarter to $2.57 billion-$2.63 billion, on a constant currency basis.

 

The company's board announced interim dividend of INR 2 per share and set the record date at Jul. 27. On Thursday, shares of Wipro closed at INR 177.74, up 1.8% from the previous close.  End

 

US$1 = INR 96.35

 

Edited by Avishek Dutta

 

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