Wipro CFO says impact of new H-1B visa rules to be less on company as its localisation in the US is 71.9%
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Wipro CFO says impact of new H-1B visa rules to be less on company as its localisation in the US is 71.9%
As business momentum accelerates in Q2, Bengaluru-based IT major Wipro is looking at better growth prospects in the coming quarters.
The company projected a revenue guidance and expects a 1.5-3.5 percent quarter-on-quarter growth for Q3FY21 at $2.02-2.06 billion , reflective of its confidence in coming quarters.
The company also has a robust hiring strategy in place, for both laterals and freshers, to keep up with the growing demand across geographies and newer technologies such as cloud, where the demand is.
For the quarter ending September 2020, revenue grew 3.7 percent quarter-on-quarter to $1.99 billion.
Two new H-1B visa rules were announced, and one of them, H-1B wage hike, is already in effect. Could you tell us how much of an impact it would have for