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Domino's Pizza - Now has more than 500 stores

April 2008

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  • Epic Code:
  • DOM
  • Price:
  • 211p
Domino’s Pizza (UK & Ireland) has again shone through the consumer gloom with a cracking set of final results. For the year ended 30 December system sales increased 23% to £296m while pretax profit rose 33% to £18.7m. Diluted earnings increased  39% to 8.3p. Net cash increased from £4.3m to £8.6m in spite of returning £8.3m to shareholders through buying back shares.  Once again Domino’s Pizza’s expansion came through a mixture of new stores and organic growth. The group opened 50 new stores in 2007 taking the total to 501, of which 398 are in England and the balance in Scotland, Wales and Ireland. Underlying sales grew nearly 15% in the year and almost 11% in the first six weeks of 2008. This growth partl ...

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