All Domino's articles – Page 17
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NewsDomino’s H1 lfls up 10.3%
Domino’s Pizza Group has this morning reported a 14% increase in system sales to £426.7m for the 26 weeks ended 28 June 2015
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NewsJack: Domino’s has ‘significant’ growth prospects
Leading analyst Douglas Jack, of Numis, has said Domino’s growth prospects are “significant” and undervalued compared to its US and Australian arms.
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H1 lfls up 23.3% at DP Poland
Domino’s Pizza Poland has reported 11 consecutive quarters of double digit like-for-like system sales growth, with system sales up 23.3% in its first half
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Hotcha launches £1m mini-bond
Chinese takeaway operator Hotcha has launched a crowd funding campaign to raise £1m to grow as national chain over the next five years
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Poncho8 appoints new MD
Former Domino’s head of marketing Michaela Roberts has been appointed the managing director of burrito restaurant group Poncho8
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NewsMcDonald’s and Nando’s lead on social media engagement
Nando’s, McDonald’s and Domino’s lead the way when it comes to social media engagement in the UK’s eating and drinking-out sector,
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Domino’s Poland to raise £5.5m to open 20 new stores
Domino’s Pizza Poland is to raise £5.5m to fund the opening of 20 news stores with an eventual goal of growing to up to 300 sites
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Domino’s appoints new non-exec
Domino’s Pizza Group has announced the appointment of Steve Barber as an independent non-executive director
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French: Increased competition to impact Domino’s
The UK home delivery market is becoming increasingly crowded which is likely to make it more difficult for Domino’s Pizza
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Analysis & InsightGrexit fears continue to cast shadow over M&C20 performance
The FTSE All-Share was unchanged this week, with the M&C20 finishing 0.2% lower, as investors’ fears regarding Greece undid a strong performance in the market mid-week,
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French: Expect strong growth for three years
Leading analyst Simon French, of Cenkos, has predicted pub and restaurant groups will see up to three years of above average earnings growth driven by like-for-like sales rising above inflation, new site openings, a benign cost environment and selective M&A.
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NewsPapa John’s to open 300th UK store
Papa John’s is set to open its 300th UK store next month and will celebrate by hosting a pizza masterclass from founder John Schnatter for the “handful” of people who have taken advantage of its Quality Guarantee scheme.
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Build-your-own pizza set for ‘explosive growth’
The rise of build-your-own pizza is reminiscent of the explosive growth over the past five years of the better-burger segment, according to US foodservice research firm Technomic.
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Pizza Hut trials delivery tracker
Pizza Hut is trialling a new smartphone app, which allows consumers to track their delivery
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Analysis & Insight
Fragility of consumer spending top concern for CEOs
Confidence of consumers is a universal concern across the hospitality sector for chief executives of large and small companies who reported customers’ expectations are ever harder to fulfill
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Weekend Press
Weekend press round-up 2-4 May
Weekend press round-up 2-4 May Restaurants Las Iguanas circled by private equity firms Las Iguanas, the Latin American dining chain, is being circled by private equity firms in the latest sign of growing investor appetite for restaurant deals. Bowmark Capital, the group’s owner, is understood to be looking ...
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Analysis & InsightThe Crucible
Catering is the only area of chain shop expansion to have seen unbroken growth in branch numbers for more than two decades. London has become the crucible for change
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NewsC&W gets Smashburger mandate
Smashburger has appointed property adviser Cushman & Wakefield to aid with its launch and expansion in the UK
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NewsGeopolitical fears unsettle M&C20
The M&C20 was down 1.6% this week, while the All-Share index was 1.9% lower in a week where stocks were driven down largely by geopolitical worries
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NewsPunch shares up in flat market
The M&C20 slightly outperformed the market this week, rising 0.6% vs the All-Share’s 0.1% rise. The wider market was held back by financial stocks and a sharp downward move by the food retailers following Tesco’s numbers on Wednesday