STARTUP LEGAL11 Sept 2026
DreamFolks is moving beyond airport lounges. Can it regain lost ground?
DreamFolks has exited its domestic airport lounge business and is rebuilding around travel and lifestyle perks for premium credit-card customers: five-star meals, spas, golf and railway lounges. Revenue nearly halved to ₹660.56 crore in FY26 and profit fell 82.3%. It hopes to match pre-exit revenue by 2030. If you hold a premium card, check which benefits your bank still offers.
Key Statutory Highlights
- DreamFolks lost its domestic airport lounge business after major lounge operators removed their lounges from its platform in 2025.
- Revenue from operations nearly halved to ₹660.56 crore in FY26 from ₹1,291.88 crore in FY25, and net profit fell 82.3% to ₹11.56 crore.
- The company now offers benefits such as five-star meals, spa facilities, airport transfers through Uber, golf and railway lounges, and expects to return to pre-lounge-exit revenue by 2030.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you hold a premium credit or debit card, check your bank's latest benefit list before your next trip, since lounge access and other perks may have changed.
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