Wonderla Holidays (WONDERLA) Q4 14/15 earnings summary
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Q4 14/15 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY15 income from operations was Rs. 18,186.96 lakh; net profit rose to Rs. 5,063.05 lakh from Rs. 3,989.20 lakh, while park footfall reached 23.40 lakh.
Hyderabad park construction was progressing, with operations targeted for early FY2016-17; ticket and non-ticket revenue had grown at 17% and 37% CAGRs, respectively, from FY11 to FY15.
Financial highlights
Income from operations increased to Rs. 18,186.96 lakh from Rs. 15,362.59 lakh; total revenue was Rs. 19,211.66 lakh vs. Rs. 15,603.19 lakh.
PBT rose to Rs. 7,294.46 lakh from Rs. 5,791.05 lakh; net profit increased to Rs. 5,063.05 lakh from Rs. 3,989.20 lakh.
Other income rose to Rs. 1,024.70 lakh from Rs. 240.60 lakh, including Rs. 747.10 lakh of mutual fund dividend income vs. Rs. 85.35 lakh.
Capital expenditure, including capital work in progress, was Rs. 3,749.61 lakh vs. Rs. 2,984.79 lakh; net fixed-asset block was Rs. 13,936.12 lakh vs. Rs. 14,545.54 lakh.
Outlook and guidance
Hyderabad park operations were expected to commence in early FY2016-17; estimated park capex was Rs. 250 crore.
The Indian amusement park industry was projected to reach Rs. 50–60 billion in five years, with 15–18% revenue CAGR and 78–80 million visitors over the next couple of years.
Rising non-ticket spend and resort-led holiday positioning were identified as growth opportunities; non-ticket revenue was ~20% of revenue vs. 50% for international parks.
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