Domino’s Poland says the improvement in sales and store EBITDA reported for the year to December has continued into 2015 with like-for-like system sales up 18% in January and 17% in February.

As reported in February, system sales were up 35% for the year – to £3.96m – with like-for-like sales growth of 19%.

The group said it had ‘significant new store openings targeted for 2015’.

Peter Shaw, Chief Executive of DP Poland said: “As announced in February, we have seen significant improvements in System Sales and store EBITDA. With our most mature corporate stores delivering continuous year-on-year EBITDA growth and a 15% improvement in Group EBITDA, pre-exceptionals, the business is in a markedly stronger position than it was 12 months ago.

“For 2015 we will continue to focus on store performance while regaining momentum in store roll-out. The planned expansion of the store estate and the requisite expansion of commissary capacity will require us to consider sources of financing, including a potential issuance of equity in due course.

“We have a compelling consumer offer, strong operations and effective marketing, as assessed by our franchisor, DPI, and as such we anticipate 2015 to be another year of significant progress.”

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