Wonderla Holidays Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated May 07, 2025, titled "Wonderla reports revenue of ₹ 10,759 lakhs for Q4 FY25Surpassed 6.78 lakh footfalls in Q4 FY25".
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Wonderla Holidays reported Q4 FY25 revenue of ₹10,759 lakhs, up 3% YoY, with footfalls of 6.78 lakh visitors across its parks. For the full year FY25, total income fell 5% to ₹48,278 lakhs versus ₹50,602 lakhs in FY24, even though annual footfalls crossed 30.49 lakhs. Profitability took a sharp hit: FY25 EBITDA dropped 31% to ₹17,140 lakhs with margins compressing from 49% to 36%, while PAT fell 31% to ₹10,927 lakhs. Q4 was worse, with EBITDA down 25% and PAT down 51% YoY. Management attributed the slowdown to weaker discretionary spending and noted Hyderabad park posted its highest-ever revenue.
Despite strong visitor numbers, revenue per guest declined and margins compressed meaningfully, which is likely to weigh negatively on the stock in the short term. Shareholders should watch for signs of recovery in average spending per visitor and margin stabilisation in coming quarters.