US EditionDomino’s Turned a Money‑Saving Hack for Customers Into a $4.4 Billion Business
Domino's removed deep discounts, losing 10% of price-driven customers but achieving a $40 million net profit and higher franchise profitability, analysts said.
- On Wednesday, Domino's Pizza Enterprises reported a $40 million net profit for the six months to December 28 across Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Europe.
- Management last year cut the array of discounts and specials in major markets to improve franchise economics and return the company to greater strength by next June.
- On Wednesday, Domino's shed about 10% of customers after axing discounts, while franchise profitability rose from $98,600 to $103,000 per store.
- Shareholders saw the share price slump to $19 and the interim dividend cut to 21.5 cents per share, prompting negative investor reactions.
- Executives plan to try winning back price-driven customers with margin-safe promotions while pruning stores and cutting ad spend to return the business to greater strength by next June.
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Australia’s biggest pizza franchise has slashed its “crazy” discount deals, posting a $60m turnaround in profits.
Australia's biggest pizza chain loses 10 per cent of customers
Domino's, Australia's biggest pizza chain, has returned to profit despite a large proportion of its customers leaving over fewer discounts on offer from the business.The company announced today net profit for the six months to December 28 was $40 million, compared with a loss of $22 million the previous year. Overall revenue dipped by 5.5 per cent.Domino's, which operates more than 3800 stores in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and Europe, last …
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Shares in Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd (ASX: DMP) are trading 16% lower at $18.15 during Wednesday afternoon trade. This brings the loss for Domino's Pizza shares over 12 months to 42%. Investors weren't too impressed with the reset-style results for the first half of 2026 that Domino's Pizza released this morning. Back to profitability Domino's Pizza swung back to profit and delivered modest growth in underlying earnings. It signals that Domi…
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