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Wipro Limited (WIT) Cash Flow Statement

27Y historyFree accessUpdated daily

Earnings quality remains high with an OCF/NI ratio of 0.91 in 2026Q4, although free cash flow margin volatility persists, dropping to 11.1% in the most recent quarter.

WIT Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricMar'26Mar'25Mar'24Mar'23Mar'22Mar'21Mar'20Mar'19Mar'18Mar'17Mar'16Mar'15Mar'14Mar'13Mar'12Mar'11Mar'10Mar'09Mar'08Mar'07Mar'06Mar'05Mar'04Mar'03Mar'02Mar'01Mar'00
Cash from Operations149.32B169.43B176.22B130.6B110.8B147.55B100.64B116.32B84.23B92.77B78.87B78.26B67.9B70.42B40.08B40.44B51B36.83B24.6B30.23B20.23B19B10.84B7.66B8.05B5.05B3.48B
Operating CF Margin %16.12%19.02%19.63%14.43%14.01%23.82%16.49%19.85%15.46%16.86%15.39%16.67%15.63%18.82%12.57%14.9%18.75%14.34%12.46%20.18%19.03%23.35%18.51%17.89%24.06%16.53%15.14%
Operating CF Growth %-11.87%-3.85%34.93%17.87%-24.91%46.61%-13.47%38.09%-9.21%17.62%0.78%15.27%-3.59%75.72%-0.89%-20.71%38.46%49.72%-18.63%49.46%6.49%75.26%41.44%-4.75%59.43%44.9%-
Net Income132.66B132.18B110.45B113.67B122.33B108.66B97.71B90.17B80.08B85.14B89.41B87.06B78.41B66.7B55.99B53.32B46.12B34.41B32.24B29.24B20.31B15.85B10.01B8.1B8.31B6.4B3.33B
Depreciation & Amortization29.11B29.58B34.07B33.4B30.91B27.66B20.86B19.47B21.12B23.11B14.97B12.82B11.11B10.84B10.13B8.21B7.83B8.36B6.08B4.32B3.86B2.93B2.33B1.75B1.66B1.12B835.98M
Stock-Based Compensation4.46B5.55B5.59B3.97B4.11B2.31B1.26B1.94B1.35B1.74B1.53B1.14B513M643M949M1.09B1.3B1.87B1.08B00000000
Deferred Taxes40.77B42.78B36.09B33.99B28.95B30.34B24.8B25.24B22.39B25.21B25.3B24.62B22.6B18.35B13.76B9.71B9.29B-799M-400M-28.95M15.15M-87.34M-76.4M44.45M56.28M16.44M182.62M
Other Non-Cash Items-43.18B-50.94B-28.04B-39.87B-39.01B-44.34B-20.14B-47.68B-39.78B-46.97B-46.2B-39.4B-34.45B-28.92B-21.27B-10.52B-7.06B-6.4B480M1.34B-457.62M043.38K386.82M-95.75M93.12K-703.14M
Working Capital Changes-14.5B10.27B18.05B-14.56B-36.49B22.92B-23.86B27.16B-936M4.54B-6.15B-7.98B-10.28B2.82B-19.48B-21.38B-6.49B-338M-12.8B-4.19B-3.5B305.68M-1.49B-2.62B-1.53B-2.58B-386.11M
Change in Receivables-11.44B563M14.38B-985M-11.83B11.79B-3.33B1.39B-9.73B3.35B-5.48B-5.93B-8.3B-3.17B-17.47B-10.7B-2.15B-6.46B-7.72B00000000
Change in Inventory184M213M287M162M-256M803M2.08B-566M545M1.48B-541M-2.56B970M-47M-862M-1.78B-218M-1.51B-1.84B-1.06B-295.87M-349.34M11.32M-47.35M64.81M-524.54M228.65M
Change in Payables8.48B548M-435M-9.82B9.7B5.7B-12.4B20.84B4.5B-5.2B4.68B5.58B7.3B6.79B1.31B5.84B03.71B2.21B00000000
Cash from Investing-33.42B-80.73B11.68B-84.06B-224.5B7.74B34.01B50.13B35.58B-116.28B-138.16B-25.82B-2.77B-57.57B-8.06B-17.24B-33.81B-27.69B-28.48B-21.43B-17.33B-11.48B-14.38B-1.13B-4.73B-5.85B-2.79B
Capital Expenditures-15.6B-15.04B-10.51B-14.83B-20.15B-19.58B-23.5B-22.78B-21.87B-20.85B-13.95B-12.66B-8.91B-10.62B-12.98B-12.21B-12.63B-16.59B-14.68B-11.42B-7.5B-6.59B-4.14B-2.53B-2.48B-2.8B-1.32B
CapEx % of Revenue1.68%1.69%1.17%1.64%2.55%3.16%3.85%3.89%4.01%3.79%2.72%2.7%2.05%2.84%4.07%4.5%4.64%6.46%7.44%7.62%7.06%8.11%7.08%5.9%7.42%9.16%5.73%
Acquisitions-26.03B-964M-5.78B-45.57B-128.19B-9.87B-2.54B26.1B-6.65B-29.24B-39.37B-11.57B-2.98B-11.48B-7.92B-140M-4.4B-6.68B-32.76B-7.82B-2.78B-611.35M-459.26M-5.44B0-1.08B32.36M
Investments---------------------------
Other Investing29.29B30.33B24.44B42.08B-14.4B20.38B25.47B22.46B16.13B17.49B19.48B13.82B4.41B1.66B19.16B12.69B9.09B-3.39B480M-1.3M-373.85M43.67M369.98M1.94B306.83M307.48M-770.48M
Cash from Financing-141.26B-63.96B-182.57B-60.88B46.59B-128.84B-151B-49.37B-129.98B-22.75B-1.59B-8.52B-34.97B-6.72B-17.4B-26.38B-601M44M30.8B-5.19B305.23M-5.15B556.75M187.16M-1.57B5.61B-541.57M
Debt Issued (Net)-6.75B7.45B-20.12B-17.59B58.58B-2.45B-32.82B-38.88B-10.98B13.12B35.25B20.88B-11.49B11.39B712M-10.12B7.77B6.42B35.38B1.99B-465.2M-405.07M433.28M331.75M-1.48B44.33M-1.43B
Equity Issued (Net)33M27M-145.16B12M6M-95.19B-105.3B4M-110.29B-25B4M1B6M9M22M25M66M100M747M8.9B4.78B2.84B386.42M94.79M35.42M5.66B502.53M
Dividends Paid-115.78B-62.75B-5.22B-32.81B-5.47B-5.46B-6.86B-4.5B-5.42B-8.73B-35.49B-29.49B-23.27B-17.08B-17.23B-15.59B-6.82B-6.83B-5.39B-8.9B-4B-7.58B-262.95M-236.97M-128.4M-74.87M-75.63M
Share Repurchases00-145.17B00-95.2B-105.31B0-110.31B-25B000000000000000-249.1M0
Other Financing-18.77B-8.69B-12.07B-10.49B-6.53B-25.74B-6.02B-5.99B-3.29B-2.14B-1.35B-1.16B-218M-1.04B-902M-696M-1.61B-22M68M-7.17B-11.22M-15.15M0048.73K0464.98M
Net Change in Cash-16.42B25.02B5.09B-11.97B-65.83B25.56B-14.42B117.6B-9.79B-47.67B-60.32B44.51B30.08B6.92B16.3B-2.66B15.32B9.85B26.84B3.56B3.19B2.36B-2.99B6.72B1.75B4.81B146.42M
Free Cash Flow133.71B154.39B165.71B115.77B90.64B127.97B77.15B93.53B62.36B71.92B64.92B65.6B58.98B59.81B27.1B28.23B38.37B20.24B9.92B18.81B12.73B12.4B6.7B5.13B5.57B2.25B2.16B
FCF Margin %14.44%17.33%18.46%12.79%11.46%20.66%12.64%15.97%11.45%13.07%12.67%13.97%13.58%15.98%8.5%10.4%14.11%7.88%5.02%12.56%11.97%15.24%11.43%11.98%16.64%7.37%9.41%
FCF Growth %-13.39%-6.83%43.14%27.72%-29.17%65.88%-17.52%49.98%-13.29%10.78%-1.03%11.22%-1.37%120.69%-3.99%-26.43%89.56%104.03%-47.27%47.81%2.63%85.24%30.4%-7.75%147.49%3.92%-
FCF per Share12.7314.7215.6210.558.2711.306.607.774.915.544.944.994.494.562.072.162.941.560.771.471.011.000.540.430.460.180.18
FCF Conversion (FCF/Net Income)1.13x1.29x1.60x1.15x0.91x1.37x1.04x1.29x1.05x1.09x0.89x0.90x0.87x1.06x0.72x0.76x1.11x0.95x0.76x1.03x1.00x1.20x1.08x0.95x0.97x0.78x0.98x
Interest Paid6.34B00000000000000002.4B1.44B00000000
Taxes Paid26.25B00000000000000007.8B5.46B00000000

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityModerate
Balance SheetFortress
Cash FlowStable
Top Statement Risk

Consulting integration margin drag

Earnings Quality Remains Consistently High

According to recent financial disclosures, Wipro consistently maintains an OCF/NI ratio above 1.0, with a peak of 1.89 in 2024Q4, suggesting that the company's reported net income is well-supported by actual cash inflows rather than relying on aggressive accounting accruals or non-cash adjustments.

The persistent ability to convert net income into operating cash flow at a ratio exceeding unity indicates a high quality of earnings. Investors should monitor whether this trend continues as the company integrates recent acquisitions, as any sustained decline in this ratio could signal a deterioration in collection efficiency or rising unbilled revenue.

Free Cash Flow Margin Volatility

As reported in quarterly filings, Wipro's FCF margin has exhibited significant variance, ranging from a high of 22.3% in 2024Q4 to a low of 11.1% in 2026Q4, reflecting the impact of fluctuating working capital requirements and the timing of large-scale capital expenditures on overall cash generation.

While the company remains a consistent generator of free cash flow, the downward trend in margins over the last two years warrants further investigation. This volatility suggests that the business is increasingly sensitive to the timing of project milestones and the associated cash collection cycles inherent in its service-heavy model.

Capital Intensity Remains Structurally Low

Based on reported figures, Wipro maintains a disciplined capital expenditure profile, with CapEx/Revenue ratios consistently hovering between 1.2% and 3.1% over the last ten quarters, underscoring the asset-light nature of its IT services delivery model and its limited requirement for heavy physical infrastructure investment.

The low capital intensity allows the company to preserve significant cash for shareholder returns and strategic acquisitions. However, investors should monitor whether future investments in AI-driven automation platforms necessitate a structural increase in capital spending, which could compress free cash flow margins in the medium term.

Working Capital Cycles Drive Volatility

Analysis of recent cash flow statements reveals that working capital changes have been a primary source of volatility, swinging from a $12.3B inflow in 2025Q3 to a $13.2B outflow in 2026Q4, which highlights the inherent difficulty in managing payment cycles across diverse global client segments.

The significant swings in working capital suggest that Wipro's cash flow is highly susceptible to the payment terms of its largest enterprise clients. This sensitivity may indicate that the company is absorbing the impact of longer client payment cycles, which could constrain liquidity during periods of broader macroeconomic stress.

Shareholder Returns Versus Strategic M&A

As evidenced by recent cash flow data, Wipro has prioritized substantial dividend payments, such as the $63.4B outflow in 2026Q4, while simultaneously utilizing cash for strategic acquisitions like the $26.0B outlay in the same period, reflecting a dual-track approach to capital allocation and long-term value creation.

The company's ability to fund both significant dividends and acquisitions without incurring meaningful debt highlights the strength of its balance sheet. However, the market should scrutinize the return on invested capital for these acquisitions, as the current consulting-heavy strategy has yet to demonstrate a clear, sustained improvement in overall cash-generating efficiency.

WIT — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying WIT stock.

How much cash does Wipro Limited (WIT) generate from operations?

Wipro Limited (WIT) generated $149.32B in net cash from operating activities in 2026. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Wipro Limited's free cash flow?

Wipro Limited (WIT) generated $133.71B in free cash flow in 2026. Free cash flow is the cash left over after capital expenditures, which can be used to pay dividends, repurchase shares, or pay down debt.

What is Wipro Limited's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Wipro Limited (WIT) spent $15.60B on capital expenditures in 2026. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Wipro Limited distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2026, Wipro Limited (WIT) returned $115.78B to shareholders via cash dividends. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.