Wipro Limited ADR (WIT)

Wipro Ltd. (507685) saw its shares decline by 0.77% on Tuesday, closing at 179.90 Indian rupees, despite a generally favorable trading session for the stock market where the BSE SENSEX Index rose 0.37%. The company's shares are currently 34.14% below their 52-week high of 273.15 rupees, reached on December 22nd. This performance indicates Wipro underperformed its competitors during the session.

This article lists various Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) that hold Wipro Limited Sponsored ADR (WIOA) stocks. It provides a table detailing each fund's market value, weight of Wipro in the fund, issuer, management style, focus, expense ratio, assets under management (AUM), price, change percentage, relative volume, and 3-year NAV total return. The ETFs cover a range of investment strategies, including passive, active, information technology, emerging markets, and thematic funds.

Wipro Ltd. (507685) saw its shares increase by 0.44% to 181.30 Indian rupees on Monday, defying a general market downturn where the BSE SENSEX Index fell 0.22%. Despite this rise, Wipro's stock closed 33.63% below its 52-week high.

Wipro Ltd. (507685) saw its shares decline by 0.08% to 180.50 Indian rupees on Friday, underperforming in a mediocre trading session for the stock market where the BSE SENSEX Index remained steady. The company's stock closed significantly below its 52-week high of 273.15 rupees, reached on December 22nd.

Cognizant, Wipro, and LTM are significantly delaying the onboarding of fresh engineering graduates in India, with some waiting over a year for their first jobs due to cautious IT services industry hiring norms. This shift is driven by uneven demand, geopolitical tensions, and the increasing adoption of AI-powered automation tools which are impacting revenue and reducing human resource needs. The companies, however, state they remain committed to honoring their offers but will onboard based on business requirements and project readiness.