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Domino's Pizza - Strongly growing like-for-like sales

March 2008

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  • Epic Code:
  • DOM
  • Price:
  • 240p
Domino's Pizza (DOM; 240p), the leading player in the UK deliverypizza market, is one of those companies that just keeps on growingregardless of what happens in the UK economy. With many of the UKfoodservice operators currently reporting trade stubbornly flat ordown, Domino's has once again reported blistering like-for-like salesincreases of 14.9% for the year to 31 December (the fastest since2001). The company operates a simple yet powerful business model based on ahighly proven franchising system, which enables it to roll out itsbrand without a commitment to capital. The original Domino's Pizzabusiness began in the US in 1960 but the UK and Ireland masterfranchise was only acquired in 1994 by Colin Halpern, who has justretired a ...

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