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Domino's Pizza - 10.8% rise in underlying sales

November 2009

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  • Epic Code:
  • DOM
  • Price:
  • 310p
The trend for consumers to have pizza delivered to their home rather than spending far more on going out to swanky restaurants has put Domino's Pizza in a wonderful sweet spot with the shares hitting a record high after the group unveiled a strong Q3 trading update. For the 13 weeks to 27 September like-for-like sales in its 501 mature stores rose by 10.8%, even more impressive when compared with strong comparables (+8.8%) a year ago. System sales (sales of all its franchisees) rose nearly 18% to £98.2m in the period, while for the 39 weeks to 27 September system sales rose 16% to £294m.   During the period the company opened seven new stores bringing the total opened in the year to 30, while it now trades acros ...

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