The company fixed June 5, 2026, as the record date to determine shareholder eligibility for the buyback, which is the largest in Wipro’s history and the first in nearly three years. The proposed buyback size represents about 7.04 per cent of the company’s market capitalisation and 5.7 per cent of its paid-up equity share capital, with plans to repurchase up to 60 crore shares. As per SEBI regulations, 15 per cent of the buyback is reserved for small shareholders, a factor typically watched closely for acceptance ratios.
