Wipro Ltd has announced that its Board of Directors will consider a share buyback proposal during their upcoming meeting on April 15-16, 2026, alongside the release of Q4 results. Share buybacks are often used by companies to return excess cash to shareholders, which can enhance earnings per share and support stock prices. Currently, Wipro's shares are trading at ₹203.18, reflecting a slight decrease of 0.12% on April 9. However, the stock has shown a recovery of nearly 7% over the past five trading sessions, indicating renewed investor interest. Despite this uptick, the shares remain below their 52-week high of ₹273.10. The market will closely monitor the board's decision, as the details of the buyback—including size, pricing, and method—have not yet been disclosed. Investors are eager for clarity on Wipro's capital allocation strategy and potential returns to shareholders.