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Revenue
₹235 Cr
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Revenue YoY
40%
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EBITDA
₹43.8 Cr
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Wonderla delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with revenue of ₹235 crore (+40% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹43.8 crore (2x YoY), driven by the Chennai park ramp-up and higher guest spend. Full-year revenue grew 13% to ₹518.8 crore, though PAT declined 25% due to a favorable tax reversal in the prior year. Footfalls rose 30% in Q4 to 8.79 lakh, with Chennai contributing 1.91 lakh visitors in its first full quarter. Management highlighted healthy non-ticket revenue growth and improved customer experience scores. For FY27, they expect full-year Chennai contribution and aim for 20% footfall growth at Bhubaneswar. Key risks include macro uncertainty impacting discretionary spend and weather-related disruptions, as seen in Hyderabad's 7% footfall decline for FY26.
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Guidance to track
- Aiming for ~20% growth from ~2 lakh in FY26, with a medium-term target of 3-3.2 lakh.
- No large capex planned; only maintenance and minor additions.
- Currently at 30% in Q4; management expects to reach historical average of 40% as park matures.
- Management is in advanced discussions with multiple state governments and hopes to close one or two deals this year.
Risks flagged
- Management noted that geopolitical tensions and economic conditions could pressure consumer spending on entertainment.
- Hyderabad footfalls declined 7% in FY26 due to early monsoons and heat waves; similar events could impact other parks.
- Despite raising QIP funds 18 months ago, no new park has been announced; management cites recalibration to tier-1 cities and government delays.
- Analyst raised concern about potential government curtailment of water usage for non-essential businesses; management downplayed but acknowledged reliance on own sources.
Key quotes
- FI26 has been a year of execution for us where we have not only strengthened performance across our existing parks but also established a strong foundation in the new market.
- We are already looking at expanding to other cities... we are hoping that we can close one or two deals this year.
- In mature countries, non-ticket revenue will be higher than ticket revenue. We here have only 30% non-ticket, so there's a lot of headroom.
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