So far this year, Wipros share value continues to be down by 8%. However, it has managed to come back from its coronavirus hit by almost 40% since March 19.Advertisement<\/p>\n
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The product and platforms side of the business may show resilience, expects Nirmal Bang. However, the key segments to keep an eye on will be the impact on engineering research and development (ER&D) and energy, given Wipros large exposure to both. <\/p>\n
Like with TCS, there is likely to be a hard impact of Brexit compounding the weakness in Europe on manufacturing. Advertisement<\/p>\n
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We anticipate that we will resume providing revenue guidance when we have increased certainty of both demand and supply-side factors, Wipro said last quarter.<\/p>\n
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A new CEO, Brexit and supply-side exposure may leave Wipros Q1 earnings more dented than others - Business Insider India<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So far this year, Wipros share value continues to be down by 8%. However, it has managed to come back from its coronavirus hit by almost 40% since March 19.Advertisement Advertisement The product and platforms side of the business may show resilience, expects Nirmal Bang. However, the key segments to keep an eye on will be the impact on engineering research and development (ER&D) and energy, given Wipros large exposure to both. Continue reading