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India's Wipro beats Q2 revenue estimate
Wipro, India's fourth-largest software company, posted higher-than-expected second-quarter revenue on Thursday, helped by a revival in spending by its clients in the U.S. communications sector.
The company's consolidated revenue fell 1% to 223.02 billion rupees ($2.65 billion) in the July-September quarter, but was above analysts average estimate of 222.58 billion rupees, as per LSEG data. ($1 = 84.0340 Indian rupees)
- Reuters
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