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Domino's Pizza

March 2006

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  • Epic Code:
  • DOM
  • Price:
  • 434p
Ahead of its finals, Domino’s Pizza released a very strong trading statement, which pushed the shares to a record high of 434p. For the 52 weeks ending 1 January, like-for-like sales grew 7.1%, which was helped by robust internet sales growth of 57.6% and e-commerce now accounts for 11.5% of all delivered pizzas. Meanwhile, 50 new outlets opened (compared to just 40 last time), which took the total to 407 stores at the year-end. Full year results on 27 February should be strong. Keep holding. ...

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