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Domino's Pizza

September 2016

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  • Epic Code:
  • DOM
  • Price:
  • 381p
Two issues ago at The Momentum Investor we featured Just Eat, the UK’s largest online marketplace for delivering takeaway food and noted how faster broadband speeds and sophisticated mobile devices have delivered tremendous growth in internet food orders. An identical dynamic is also helping delivery specialist Domino’s Pizza Group (DOM), whose online sales have soared from 10% to 81% of total orders placed. This has sprinkled gold dust on its financial performance with pretax profit increasing from £11.2m in 2005 to £73.2m in 2015 while adjusting for various share splits eps has grown an amazing 673% to 11.9p.The business was founded by Tom Monaghan in the US in 1960 and grew to more than 7,500 stores there ...

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