Wipro Ltd Share Price Highlights: How has been Its historical performance?

Wipro Ltd Share Price Highlights: How has been Its historical performance?

Wipro Ltd has experienced modest historical share price growth with a 10-year CAGR of 9%, 5-year CAGR of 7%, and 3-year CAGR of 7%, reflecting steady but subdued performance amid IT sector headwinds like margin pressures and global demand slowdowns.​

Recent Price Trends

As of late November 2025, the stock trades around ₹249-251, within a 52-week range of ₹228-325 and all-time high of ₹370, with a market cap of approximately ₹2.54 lakh crore. Recent sessions show minor gains of 0.92-2.71%, but weekly upticks of 1.34% contrast 6-month returns of just 0.53%, supported by Q2 revenue of ₹18,662 crore and EPS of ₹2.50.​

Long-Term Performance

Over 10 years, sales compounded at similar rates to profits, with ROE averaging in the mid-teens and dividend yield contributing to total returns. Post-2020 peaks near ₹369, the stock corrected amid client spending cuts, yet EPS TTM stands at ₹12.90 with P/E of 18.95, below historical averages.​

Valuation Insights

Wipro's P/E of 19 aligns with peers like Infosys  (around 25), bolstered by net income of ₹131 billion on ₹891 billion revenue, though beta of 0.73 indicates lower volatility. Fundamentals remain strong for long-term holding despite muted price CAGR, with analyst forecasts eyeing ₹250+ in coming months.

Wipro Ltd Chronological Performance by Decade

Wipro Ltd  share price has evolved from sub-₹1 levels in the 1990s to around ₹250 in 2025, driven by IT sector expansion post-2000, with multiple splits boosting accessibility. Long-term CAGR stands at 21.8% from 1993, though recent decades show moderation amid global slowdowns.​

Decade	Closing Price Range (₹)	Key Highlights and YOY Trends ​
1990s	0.28–35.54	Explosive growth: 582% in 1999; splits in 1999 (5:1). From ₹0.44 (1993) to ₹35.54, CAGR ~50%+ amid IT boom onset.
2000s	21.43–53.8	Volatile: -55% drop in 2008 (GFC); 197% surge in 2009. Splits in 2004 (3:1), 2005 (2:1). Steady climb from hardware to services.
2010s	63.75–119.64	Moderate gains: 33% in 2017; split in 2010 (5:3). Peaked at ₹119 amid digital shift, 10Y CAGR to 2025 at 9%.
2020s (to 2025)	118.85–348.84 (peak); now ~244	Boom then correction: 86% in 2021 (ATH ₹361); -44% in 2022, -19% in 2025 YTD. 5Y CAGR ~7%; sales growth slowed to 8%.​

Growth Drivers Across Eras

Early decades rode Y2K and outsourcing waves, with 55,334% total return from 1993 ₹10k investment to ₹55L by 2025. 2010s–2020s faced margin pressures (OPM ~20%), but ROE held at 17% average. Recent focus on AI/cloud sustains resilience despite -14% 1Y return.

Wipro Ltd Decade-by-Decade Revenue and Net Income

Wipro Ltd  revenue and net income grew steadily from the 1990s IT pivot, accelerating in the 2000s outsourcing boom, with recent decades showing moderation amid global IT slowdowns. Figures in ₹ Crores, aggregated where available from annual reports; earlier decades approximate due to limited data granularity.​

Decade	Revenue Range/Avg (₹ Cr)	Net Income Range/Avg (₹ Cr)	Key Notes ​
1990s	~100–1,000	~50–200	Early IT shift; explosive growth post-1995 from hardware to software exports.
2000s	1,500–12,000	500–2,500	Y2K/outsourcing surge; crossed $1B revenue by 2004; peak market cap leadership.
2010s	43,424 (2014)–59,019 (2019)	7,991 (2014)–9,018 (2019)	Digital services expansion; compounded sales ~8-10%; ROE ~17%.
2020s (to 2025)	61,138 (2020)–89,088 (2025)	9,772 (2020)–13,218 (2025)	COVID boom then flatline; FY25 revenue ₹89,088 Cr (-1% YoY), net ₹13,218 Cr (+19% YoY); 5Y sales CAGR 8%.​

Compounded growth reflects resilience: 10Y sales 7%, profit 5%, driven by IT services (90%+ revenue) despite recent margin pressures around 20%