Annual Report
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Wonderla Holidays completed 25 years of operations in FY25, operating four amusement parks (Kochi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and the newly launched Bhubaneswar) with a fifth park under construction in Chennai. Revenue from operations declined to ₹45,857 lakhs from ₹48,304 lakhs in FY24, and PAT fell to ₹10,927 lakhs from ₹15,796 lakhs, attributed to softer discretionary spending and marginal footfall decline. EBITDA stood at ₹17,140 lakhs with a 37% margin, down from ₹21,468 lakhs in FY24. The company raised ₹540 crore via QIP to fund the Chennai park and hospitality expansion. Online ticketing grew 40% YoY to account for 45% of FIT bookings, and spend per head rose 12%. Footfalls totalled 30.49 lakhs across parks.
Shareholders should note a year of revenue and profit decline driven by weaker consumer discretionary spending, though the QIP strengthens the balance sheet for the upcoming Chennai park and resort expansion. Margin compression in FY25 may weigh on near-term sentiment, but long-term growth visibility improves with five-park presence expected by FY26.