Wipro Share Price Target 2026, 2030, 2040: Comprehensive Forecast & Stock Analysis

As 2025 draws to a close, we look at the latest Wipro share price target forecasts, especially those for 2026, 2030 and 2040. The Wipro share price today live reveals that the stock is down nearly 2% after IT stocks sold off ahead of the Fed decision on Wednesday. This brings the stock’s weekly decline to 0.9%, as Tuesday’s losses have effectively wiped out the previous day’s gains. The intraday decline in this Nifty 50 index-listed stock has left the Wipro share price NSE well below its recent high of 271.90.

Live Chart

The Wipro share price history can be seen on this chart below. The Wipro share price history that dates back to the 2020 pandemic year indicates that the stock is in the middle of a recovery of the uptrend. A pullback from the October 2021/January 2022 double top caught a bounce at 185.92, hit a lower high at 324.75 (Feb 2025 high) and is now in consolidation between the 220.61 support and 271.90 resistance.

If the resistance barrier at 271.90 is uncapped, the move unlocks access for a retest of the 324.75 resistance. Above this level, 370.50 remains the resistance to beat before Wipro can re-establish the uptrend.

However, a decline below the 220.61-228.42 support range makes a case for a correction towards 185.92 support and 2023 lows.

Wipro Share Price Target 2026

The Wipro share price target forecasts for 2026 are the institutional forecasts provided in late 2025. Some of these are as follows:

A summary of several institutional analysts by Economic Times provides a median Wipro share price target of INR 253.92, with bear case and bull case scenarios of INR 200 and INR 300.

Morgan Stanley has a Wipro share price target of INR 270, with an Equalweight recommendation. Nomura/Instinet has a Wipro future share price of INR 290, while Elara Capital has a forecasted Wipro share price target of INR 210.

Wipro Share Price Target 2030

Most institutions only have a 12-month outlook, which means that the 2030 Wipro share price target forecasts are mostly from retail-focused blogs and exchanges. What is out there is made up of very aggressive Wipro share price targets, such as the one from Daily Bulls that predicts a Wipro share price band of INR 2500 – INR 3700.

StockPriceGuru is another blog, but it has a more conservative Wipro share price target of INR 986 – INR 1070. It is safe to say that these retail model forecasts use methods that are varied and therefore the price ranges are very wide and mostly not reliable.

Wipro Share Price Target 2040

There are no institutional Wipro share price targets for 2040. Any ones out there are purely speculative and do not give an accurate price picture of what Wipro’s shares will cost in 2040. Furthermore, the storied history of the stock with all the stock splits and bonus shares issuance, along with the price adjustments that follow, mean that there is no way to rule out any of these in the years before 2040. It is therefore best to stick to reliable short-term outlooks, such as those of Motilal Oswal that was upgraded to Neutral with a Wipro share price target 2026 forecast of INR 275.

Historical Performance: 1980 to 2024

The journey from 1980 to 2025 began when Wipro shares traded at INR 100 each. An INR 10,000 investment in Wipro shares in 1980 would have grown to INR 598 crores in 2024, driven by stock bonuses, stock splits, and rising share prices. Is this possible, given that the Wipro share price NSE is INR 257.40 as of the close of trading on December 9, 2025?

The answer lies in the stock splits and Wipro’s share bonus issues over the years. In 1981 and 1985, Wipro shareholders got an additional bonus share for every Wipro share held. Then, in 1986, the Wipro share split occurred, with a downward price adjustment to INR 10. Subsequent bonus dividends were awarded in 1987, 1989, 1992, and 1995 with a 1:1 bonus share award to shareholders.

A subsequent 2:1 bonus issue occurred in 1997, followed by a share split that gave shareholders 5 new shares for every 1 share held. This stock split adjusted the Wipro share price target from INR 400 to INR 2. More bonuses in the form of shares followed in 2004 (2:1 bonus), 2005 (1:1 bonus), and 2010 (2:3 bonus).

A look at the monthly chart reveals that the stock has been in an uptrend since the 2008 dip, as the popularity of the company’s IT products translated into positive earnings and shareholder value. However, this uptrend is about to be challenged due to the double top that has emerged on the weekly chart.

Factors Influencing Wipro’s Valuation

Wipro’s valuation is influenced by the following factors:

• Revenue growth
• Demands from core verticals such as banking, financial services, insurance, healthcare, retail and manufacturing.
• Geographical demand patterns
• Cash flow and capital returns
• Competitive positioning and market share percentage gains/losses
• Client retention
• AI positioning

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