
Wipro Q1 results: All eyes will be on the guidance on revenue growth, large deal wins and the management commentary on EBIT margin.Mutual funds trimmed exposure to shares of Wipro in the run-up to its quarterly results on July 13. The domestic fund managers owned 12.65 crore shares in Wipro as on June 30 against 13.90 crore shares as on May 30. In value terms, their holding value in Wipro dropped to Rs 4,922 crore at June-end from Rs 5,611 crore at May-end, ICICI Securities suggested.
To recall, Wipro shares were down 3.65 per cent in June after rising 4.84 per cent in May and 5.43 per cent in April. Analysts are keeping muted expectations from the June quarter earnings season. Dhruv Mudaraddi, Research Analyst at Stoxbox expects Wipro's constant currency (CC) revenue to fall 3-5 per cent sequentially for the quarter, majorly impacted by macro weakness and soft discretionary spending environment.