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Domino's Pizza - Long-term build out target of 800 stores

September 2005

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  • Epic Code:
  • DOM
  • Price:
  • 333.5p
Strong first half results from Domino's with pretax profit before exceptionals up 21% to £5.1m. Earnings were up 38% to 8p. Domino’s opened 23 new stores in H1 bringing the total to 380. That was four more than H1 last year and was helped by the new A5 licensing classification which has enabled Domino’s to get site approvals quickly. As a result, the expectation is that 40-45 stores will open this year. Like-for-like sales were up 8.4% based on 317 stores while the key business driver, system sales, increased by 19% to £97m. That was helped by sales of new products such as the Cheese Steak Melt pizza and was against weak comparables of H1 last year (4.9% like-for-like based on 268 stores) when trade ...

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