All Domino's articles – Page 26
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NewsM&C20 underperforms against the FTSE
The M&C20 underperformed against the FTSE All Share this week as both lists experienced a decline. The FTSE All Share was down just under 15 points, or 1.5%, to 1,000.78 this week, while the M&C20 fell by 24 points, or 2.1%, from 1,157 to 1,123.
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Gross margins fall 14.3 pps since 2007
Leading analyst Simon French estimated that theoretical gross margins for operators have fallen by 14.3 percentage points since 2007, with food inflation cited as a reason
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Domino’s to open 2,000th European site
Domino’s Pizza will open its 2,000th European store tomorrow (15 August) at Kier Park, Maylands Avenue in Hemel Hempstead
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NewsFlat growth for M&C20
Yet again the M&C20 has outperformed the FTSE All Share, albeit with flat growth. The FTSE All Share was down 17 points or 1.6% to 1,015 this week, and the M&C20 down just one point or 0.1% to 1,157.
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Brown: Many questions remain unanswered at Domino’s
A leading analyst has said that many questions remain unanswered at Domino’s following its half-year update last week
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Wray collects over £140m from Domino’s share sale
Property entrepreneur Nigel Wray has collected about £144m in total from selling shares in Domino’s Pizza Group
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Domino’s launches new motorway kiosk concept
Domino’s Pizza Group is to launch a new dining and takeaway concept in the UK after agreeing a package deal with Extra Motorway Service Area Group to initially open six outlets on the UK motorway network
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Analysis & InsightAll in the delivery
Domino’s Pizza Group has had a tough week. High-profile shareholders have cut their stakes in the company and its fledgling operation in Germany is facing teething problems. It remains the delivery market leader in the UK, but are consumers starting to look for more when they pick up the phone?
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Wray collects £28m from sale of Domino’s stake
Property entrepreneur Nigel Wray has sold his entire stake in Domino’s Pizza, collecting £28m in the process
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NewsBatchelor: Franchisees are better retailers than us
Domino’s Pizza Group CEO admits that the weaker performance at its corporate stores in Germany is because the firm is less good as a retailer than its franchisees
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Domino's: Germany, digital, new design, analysts
M&C Report takes a closer look at the H1 results for Domino’s Pizza Group and reports from a presentation for analysts featuring CEO Lance Batchelor and CFO Lee Ginsberg
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NewsDomino's H1 hit by Germany; CFO Ginsberg steps down
Domino’s Pizza Group has reported a 10.3% rise in pre-tax profit excluding its Germany and Swiss operations to £25.7m in the 26 weeks to 30 June on sales up 13.8% to £326.5m
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Analyst corner
Simon French of Panmure Gordon looks ahead to Domino’s Pizza’s H1 results on Tuesday (30 July), predicting profit growth in the UK but a widening of losses in Europe.
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NewsWetherspoons drags M&C20 Index higher
JD Wetherspoon was almost single-handedly responsible for dragging the M&C20 Leisure Index higher this week
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Jack: Germany to hold back Domino's
Leading sector analyst Douglas Jack has forecast flat pre-tax profit for Domino’s Pizza in H1, with the performance held back by the business in Germany
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Operators remove high-calorie foods
JD Wetherspoon, Whitbread and Subway have all said they have removed some food items from their menus as part of calorie reduction pledges under the Responsibility Deal
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Papa John’s becomes Football League sponsor
Papa John’s has become the official pizza sponsor of The Football League, as it looks to promote its loyalty scheme
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Domino’s appoints new head of marketing
Domino’s has appointed Jane Walker, former head of marketing, strategy and insight at Carphone Warehouse, as its new head of marketing
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NewsM&C20 Index benefits from all-sector share price gains
The M&C20 Leisure Index tracked the FTSE All-Share Index this week, with both indices up by a shade under 3%
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French downgrades PBT forecast for Domino's
Analyst says Domino’s German expansion has “hit its first speed bump”, with corporate stores performing below expectations