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Domino's Pizza

March 2006

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  • Epic Code:
  • DOM
  • Price:
  • 450p
The shares stand almost 50% higher than this time last year and 632% over the original main recommendation at 61.5p in August ‘01. During the month, Domino’s reported another excellent set of final results with pretax profit before goodwill up 27% to £11.2m. Earnings per share were up 23% to 16.3p. In total there were 50 new stores opened (10 more than the previous year) taking the total to 407. That helped to drive system sales, ahead by 15% to £201m whilst in addition, Domino’s also reported like-for-like sales growth across the same stores base of 7.1%, a credible result against tough comparatives in 2004. The strong same stores performance is a combination of various factors. First, Domino’s ...

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