Wonderla Holidays Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Wonderla Holidays reported Q1 FY26 total revenue from operations of ₹16,824 lakhs, down about 2.7% from ₹17,290 lakhs in Q1 FY25, partly because last year's base included the newly opened Bhubaneswar park. Total income rose modestly to ₹17,906 lakhs helped by other income more than doubling to ₹1,082 lakhs. Profit after tax fell roughly 17% YoY to ₹5,257 lakhs (from ₹6,324 lakhs), while EPS came in at ₹8.29 vs ₹11.18. Operating expenses rose about 15%, driven mainly by higher depreciation (₹1,689 lakhs vs ₹1,235 lakhs) reflecting the new park and the newly launched 'Isle' glamping pods (operational from May 9, 2025). Segment-wise, Amusement Parks and Resort revenue dipped to ₹12,937 lakhs, while the 'Others' segment (food, merchandise) was broadly flat. Deloitte Haskins & Sells issued an unmodified review conclusion.
Slightly negative for shareholders in the near term — the YoY revenue and profit dip, combined with rising depreciation costs, point to margin pressure even as the new Bhubaneswar park and Isle glamping pods ramp up. However, the seasonal Q1 stays strongly profitable versus the weak Q4 FY25, and the strong other-income cushion softens the bottom-line fall.