Wipro Is Down Nearly 47%. Watch This Reel

has been under serious pressure, and the fall is big enough to make anyone ask — “What exactly is happening here?” The stock is trading near its 52-week low, while the entire IT sector has been facing pressure. Nifty IT has fallen more than 11% in September, and Wipro is down over 40% in 2026. So this isn't simply a Wipro story. One major concern is weaker global technology spending. Higher US interest rates can make companies more cautious about spending on technology projects, while AI is also changing the way traditional IT services are priced and delivered. And then there is another interesting factor. Wipro is trying to position itself for the AI transition through partnerships such as Google Cloud and CrowdStrike. But investors want to see when these investments actually translate into meaningful revenue growth. That is where the stock-price story becomes interesting. 📊 A 47% fall doesn't automatically mean the business has become 47% worse. The market is constantly changing its expectations about future growth, margins and earnings. So instead of asking: “Wipro itna gir gaya, ab cheap hai kya?” I think the better question is: “Can Wipro return to meaningful growth in an IT industry that is itself changing rapidly?” Because the answer to that question will matter much more than the percentage already fallen.