Wipro Ltd. reported consolidated net profit of ₹3,330 crore for the June quarter, an increase of roughly 11 % from a year earlier and marginally ahead of analyst expectations. Revenue stood at about ₹22,100 crore; in constant-currency terms, sales fell 2 % from the March quarter, reflecting muted technology spending by clients. The Bengaluru-based IT services company announced an interim dividend of ₹5 per share, with 28 July set as the record date and payment due on or before 15 August. Operating profit (EBIT) rose 0.6 % sequentially to ₹3,813 crore, giving an EBIT margin of 17.3 %. Order momentum remained solid: total bookings reached $5 billion, up 24 % quarter-on-quarter and 51 % year-on-year, while large-deal signings more than doubled to $2.7 billion. Even so, management forecast revenue growth of between a 1 % decline and a 1 % increase for the September quarter in constant-currency terms, highlighting ongoing macroeconomic caution. Workforce numbers slipped for a fourth straight quarter, with headcount down by 114 to 233,232. Last-twelve-month attrition edged up to 15.1 %. Chief Executive Officer Srini Pallia said clients are prioritising efficiency and cost optimisation and that artificial-intelligence projects are moving "from experimental to central" in corporate strategies.