Meta Platforms has cut its IT outsourcing work with Wipro by at least 25%, reducing an account that brought Wipro roughly $100 million a year down to about $75 million going forward, according to Mint reporting from August 2-3, 2026, that cites two people familiar with the matter. The reduction follows an AI-driven restructuring at Meta that included shutting down its digital marketing division.
The company was among Wipro’s 20 largest client accounts. Meta has also reduced digital-marketing outsourcing work with Concentrix, Teleperformance, and Accenture in the same period. According to the report, Meta is replacing the outsourced work with tools and platforms built in-house rather than moving it to a different vendor. Neither Meta nor Wipro has commented on the record.
One report puts the number of Wipro employees affected at roughly 200, based at a Gurugram facility that supported the Meta account, who would need to be reassigned to other accounts. That figure comes from a single source and has not been independently confirmed by other outlets.
Separately, Wipro is reported to be at risk of losing its Estée Lauder account, worth up to $100 million annually, to Accenture. Both situations are being reported around the same time but are described in the coverage as unrelated developments.
