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Domino's Pizza - Shares hit new high of 650p

February 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • DOM
  • Price:
  • 647p
Tipped as a main recommendation at 313p in November 2005 shares in Domino’s Pizza have more than doubled, with the latest surge to a new high of 650p following a very positive trading statement, which noted that like-for-like sales growth for the whole of 2006 stood at 9.7%. In the final six weeks this had accelerated to 13.1%, helped by the launch of its new "meltdown" mustard coated pizza (disgusting - editor). While Domino’s e-commerce platform attracted record numbers of new customers, with sales growing 44% to £20m, the biggest growth driver remains the new store program with 46 opening in the period, taking the total to 451. In just 15 months, the gain has already ...

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