Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – to pay €2m in agreement to sell currently loss-making Domino's Sweden

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – 13 weeks to 27th September UK & ROI “LFL sales exc. splits up 17.5%”

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – H1 adj. EPS -1%, prior deferred dividend to be paid in September, “trading in the first few weeks of the second half has been encouraging”

Domino's Pizza – delivery sales more than offsetting lack of collection sales… so why the share price fall?

Leading UK and Ireland pizza group Domino's (DOM) has updated including noting “trading in the period prior to the lockdown was robust” and that since “increase in sales from delivery more than offset the lack of sales from collection” – the shares are though currently more than 7% lower, heading towards 300p. Hmmm...

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – UK increase in delivery sales has more than offset stopped customer collections, though mix margin impact

The Madness of the Leftwaffe woke twitter mob - #BoycottDominos

The power of a twitter witch hunt by the woke mob should not be underestimated. It can, in the current climate, ruin lives and careers, erase history and crush businesses. It does not need to have any factual basis at all. In New York this morning, trending on twitter was #BoycottDominos. This will astound you.

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – notes Covid-19 actions, “over the past week, UK trading has accelerated”

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – conditional agreement for disposal of Norwegian business

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – Q4 UK LFL sales including splits +2.6%, International -1.4%

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – after 21 years Stephen Hemsley to step down, “search for a new Chairman is progressing, and will be followed by the appointment of a new CEO”

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – Q3 modest UK growth, to exit its international markets

I confess I am now a Domino's customer. Next stop buying the shares?

If I write about anything that is consumer-facing on this website, you can bet somewhere in the text will be a semi-funny joke about why I have not contributed directly to said company's corporate results because I am almost personally post-consumption. Naturally, that does not apply to the rest of the family and because my excuse about the importance of the global corporate earnings season was wearing a bit thin this school holiday, in lieu of a holiday to the Costa del Horrible, the Domino's Pizza (DOM) online capability has recently acquired a new customer…

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – H1 adj. EPS -4%, DPS +4%, difficulties with UK & Ire franchisees and International business, CEO “to retire”

Domino's Pizza and its European struggles

I neutralised my bearish tone towards pizza behemoth Domino's Pizza (DOM) back in mid-March, observing that 'I actually doubt the shares are going materially lower from here given Domino's brilliance at digital sales and the like'. As a tactical call that would have worked out fine in the intervening couple of months but there is a good test today after a slightly strange Q1 results publication…

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – Q1 UK & ROI sales +4.8% but warns on International performance

#BoycottDominos: £325,000 a year boss despises 17.4m of us, jokes about our deaths

On £325,000 a year life is sweet for David Bauernfeind, the CFO of Domino's Pizza (DOM). Ok, franchisees are in revolt and the shares have tanked by 30% over the past year so you'd have thought as he weighed his salary he'd be busy fighting fires. Au contraire, go to his twitter account @dbauernfeinduk and you will find that he is tweeting like a dervish, not with special offers of two pizzas tasting of cardboard for £19.99 but about Brexit. If you are one of the 17.4 million who voted for Brexit what you will see will shock you, for this fat cat seems to despise we little people and jokes about our death. I, for one, will #BoycottDominos and you may wish to consider whether you want to support the bloated pay packet of a man who looks down on you in this way.

Domino's Pizza: only one option when you are this touchy about a press article

Did you listen to Tom's Bearcast yesterday?  The section i particularly liked concerned the comparison of Domino Pizza's (DOM) annual franchisee jamboree to a Billy Graham convention which - i am guessing because unsurprisingly I have never attended one - is completely spot-on in terms of the hoped-for fervour of the room.  

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) denies allegations that it misled investors in saying its franchisees had stopped revolting but admits article based on confidential documents

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – 2018 adj. EPS +2.5%, DPS +5.6%, 2019 UK new openings “likely to be lower than 2018 given ongoing franchisee discussions”

Domino's Pizza (#DOM) – Q4 UK LFL sales +4.5%, but weaker International performance