Wonderla Holidays (WONDERLA) Q4 13/14 earnings summary
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Q4 13/14 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY14 turnover reached Rs 15,600.60 lakh; operating profit was Rs 7,274.29 lakh, PBT Rs 5,791.05 lakh and PAT Rs 3,989.20 lakh, all reported as record levels.
Combined park footfall was 22.91 lakh versus 23.40 lakh in FY13; unusual rains in Kerala contributed to the decline.
A Rs 1,812.58 lakh IPO was completed in May 2014; proceeds are intended to fund the proposed Telangana park.
Financial highlights
Total revenue, including other income, rose 11.94% YoY to Rs 15,600.60 lakh; entry-ticket sales increased Rs 1,082.70 lakh and products/cooked-food sales increased Rs 552.45 lakh.
Operating profit increased 13.48% YoY to Rs 7,274.29 lakh; PBT rose 15.75% to Rs 5,791.05 lakh.
PAT increased 18.76% YoY to Rs 3,989.20 lakh; includes reversal of Rs 175.33 lakh in excess prior-year tax provisions.
Total expenses increased 9.8% YoY to Rs 9,809.55 lakh; employee costs rose Rs 178 lakh, other expenses Rs 285 lakh and stock-in-trade purchases Rs 140 lakh.
FY14 basic and diluted EPS was Rs 9.50 versus Rs 8.00 in FY13.
Outlook and guidance
Long-term plan targets higher revenue through upgrades at existing parks, growth in non-ticket revenue and new parks across India.
Telangana park targeted for FY16; 49.57 acres acquired, required pollution and other clearances received, and HMDA project approval application submitted.
FY14 outlook cited aggressive marketing, event bookings and increased food-and-beverage sales as priorities.
Industry revenue was projected by IAAPI to reach Rs 4,000 crore by 2020, from over Rs 1,800 crore in FY13.
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