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Wonderla Holidays Q1 net profit up 27%
Wonderla Holidays (amusement park operators) has recorded a net profit of Rs 42.03 crore for the first quarter ended June 30th, 2019 – an increase of 27 per cent over Rs 32.97 crore during the corresponding period of last financial year.
Bangalore: Wonderla Holidays (amusement park operators) has recorded a net profit of Rs 42.03 crore for the first quarter ended June 30th, 2019 – an increase of 27 per cent over Rs 32.97 crore during the corresponding period of last financial year.
The gross revenue stood at Rs 121.30 crore; an increase of 14 per cent over Rs 106.11 crore during the corresponding period of last financial year.
EBITDA for the First Quarter ended June 30th, 2019 was Rs 72.28 crore; an increase of 21 per cent over Rs 59.72 crore during the corresponding period of last financial year.
Profit before Tax (PBT) was Rs 61.65 crore; an increase of 25 per cent over Rs 49.46 crore during the corresponding period of last financial year.
Profit after Tax was Rs 42.03 crore; an increase of 27 per cent over Rs 32.97 crores during the corresponding period of last financial year.
Revenues from Bangalore grew by 13 per cent, Kochi by 19 per cent and Hyderabad by 7 per cent. Footfalls in Bangalore grew by 9 per cent, Kochi by 12 per cent and Hyderabad by 4 per cent respectively.
