Earnings – Domino’s Reports Significant Sales Growth
Domino’s Pizza ended fiscal 2025 on a high note, proving the effectiveness of its “Hungry for MORE” strategy, which delivered more orders, new stores and higher profits in a challenging macroeconomic environment. Q4 revenue reached a record $1.536 billion, beating analysts’ forecasts by $16 million and growing 6.4% year-on-year thanks to higher delivery volumes and food basket prices (+1.7%). Adjusted EPS rose 9.4% to $5.35, though slightly below the consensus of $5.38, with net profit rising 7.2% to $181.6 million. Comparable sales in the US rose +3.7% in Q4 (+3.0% for the year), thanks to promotions such as “Best Deal Ever” and “Parmesan Stuffed Crust,” which boosted transactions and franchisee profitability. In the international market, the company posted its 32nd consecutive year of comparable sales growth excluding FX (+0.7% Q4, +1.9% for the year), led by China and India.
The company is performing very well and maintaining high sales growth dynamics. Source: Domino’s Investor Relations
The Domino’s restaurant chain is growing rapidly – net +392 stores in Q4 (+776 for the year), reaching 22,142 globally. Q4 operating profit rose +8.0% to $295.7 million (+8.5% for the year to $954 million), ex-FX even better (+7.3% Q4). Free cash flow exploded +31.2% to $671.5 million, financing $354.7 million in share repurchases (including $80 million in Q4), with the remaining $459.7 million in the programme.
Margins are rising, and free cash flow for the entire year is showing significant growth. Source: Domino’s Investor Relations
CEO Russell Weiner called 2025 proof of the strength of the model – “Hungry for MORE”. A 15% dividend increase to $1.99 per quarter (payable on 30 March) signals confidence in growth in 2026, where it expects “significant” market share growth. DPZ shares are up nearly 3% today.
Despite significant gains at the beginning of the session, most of the intraday gains were wiped out. Technically, the shares failed to break through the 100-day EMA barrier, which is an important control point for the ongoing downward trend in the asset. Source: xStation
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