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Domino’s Pizza Group – sufficient reassurance on CFO departure?

Shares in Domino's Pizza Group (DOM) currently trade just over 3% lower, at 676.5p, on the back of an announcement that Chief Financial Officer Sean Wilkins “has resigned from the company and will step down with immediate effect” and despite the statement adding that “trading has continued to be positive in the final quarter of the financial year and the board expects profit before tax for the year to be in line with, or marginally ahead of, consensus forecasts”. Having last updated in October HERE, the following reviews.

By Steve Moore | Published 2015-01-21 07:57:14 |

Domino’s Pizza Group – Q3 update enough to suggest the shares a buy?

Domino's Pizza Group (DOM) has announced a fourth successive quarter of double-digit like-for-like sales growth in the UK, a best quarter of the year so far in Ireland and progress towards profitability in Switzerland, though “progress in Germany is slower than we would have liked, but we are committed to the execution of our strategy”. What does this all suggest for the shares at a current 570p?

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-10-02 11:05:44 |

Domino’s Pizza Group – a mixed taste in post-results views

Shares in Domino’s Pizza Group (DOM), at just over 540p, are now little changed on recent pre-results announcement levels. This follows a mixed reaction to the company’s results for the 26 weeks ended 29th June 2014, which the following reviews. Is it time to buy back in?

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-08-04 12:55:41 |

Domino’s Pizza Group – interims: time to buy back in?

Shares in Domino's Pizza Group (DOM) have nudged higher to a current 547.5p on the back of results for the company’s half year ended 29th June 2014. Having previously concluded that the shares looked high enough at 558p in April, should you follow the herd and buy back in?

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-07-29 11:20:55 |

Domino's Pizza Group - reports "strong start to the year", shares still high enough for now?

In a trading update for the 13 weeks to 30th March 2014, Domino's Pizza Group plc (DOM) has emphasised “a strong start to the year” and updated that “the pipeline and franchisee demand for new stores is healthy”. The following reviews after I last concluded on the shares that, at around the current price, they looked high enough.

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-04-07 11:00:47 |

Domino’s Pizza Group – broker reaction to 2013 results detail; a mixed taste

The contrasting geographic performance shown in the results statement of pizza delivery group Domino's (DOM) saw the shares close the day little changed at 560.5p. The following updates on the broker reaction to the results detail.

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-03-01 08:30:32 |

Domino’s Pizza Group – suffering a German drag, looks fully valued

Pizza delivery group Domino's (DOM) has announced a pre-tax profit of £21.59 million for the 52 weeks ended 29th December 2013, down from £42.37 million in the prior year. German impairments, asset write-offs and costs relating to exiting corporate stores in the country all weighed heavily. However, how does the current 556.5p share price contrast with the company being “particularly delighted by the sales performance in our core UK business, which has continued into 2014”?

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-02-28 08:01:27 |

Domino's Pizza Group - boardroom musical chairs

What on earth is happening at Domino's Pizza Group (DOM)?

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-01-31 12:52:44 |

Domino’s Pizza Group – brokers slice through trading update

Following the full-year trading update from Domino's Pizza Group (DOM) last week, brokers have been slicing through the details. The following reviews in light of my question of are there still unsavoury bites in the investment case here?

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-01-13 17:58:07 |

Domino's Pizza Group - full-year trading update, still unsavoury bites in the investment case?

Domino's Pizza Group (DOM) has updated that “full year results for the group are expected to be in line with market consensus” as a result of “2013 profits ahead of market expectations for the UK and Ireland, but losses in Germany will be higher than expected primarily due to the later than expected transition of the corporate stores into franchisee hands”. Are there thus still unsavoury bites in the investment case here?

By Steve Moore | Published 2014-01-08 15:30:31 |

Domino’s Pizza Group – a slice taken out of the share price as CEO follows CFO in delivering resignation

Domino's Pizza Group (DOM) has announced its CEO, Lance Batchelor, is to leave to take up a position in “a significant private equity backed company” in a non-competing sector from 30th April 2014. The following updates with the shares currently down more than 4%, at 507.5p, on the news.

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-12-06 12:43:19 |

Domino's Pizza Group - updated broker views

Following its trading update earlier this week on its third quarter of the 2013 year there remain opposing broker views on Domino's Pizza Group plc (DOM), the leading pizza delivery company with stores in the UK, Republic of Ireland, Germany and Switzerland…

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-10-04 15:35:52 |

Domino's Pizza Group - Q3 trading update, further reassurance on the previous sour taste from Germany still needed?

Domino's Pizza Group plc (DOM), the leading pizza delivery company with stores in the UK, Republic of Ireland, Germany and Switzerland, has reported on what it describes as “another quarter of solid like-for-like sales growth across all four of our markets”, whilst noting it has “a number of exciting initiatives in place across all our markets for the fourth quarter and we are confident of meeting City expectations for the full year”…

By | Published 2013-10-02 14:10:36 |

Domino's Pizza Group - broker reaction & forecast guidance following interims

Yesterday’s interim results announcement from Domino’s Pizza Group (DOM) has drawn significant broker comment and some comments on the likely impact on forecasts. The following summarises what the experts say. My own thoughts and very witty headline are HERE

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-07-31 11:11:06 |

Domino's - sour Kraut flavoured pizza

Shares in Domino's Pizza Group plc (DOM) trade more than 5% lower, at 568p today, following the company reporting a pre-tax profit of £11.56 million for its half year ended 30th June 2013, this down from a comparative prior year £21.50 million. The problem is Germany.

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-07-30 11:59:37 |

Domino's Pizza - strong divergence in broker reaction to trading update

The 3^rd July trading update for the quarter ended 30^th June from Domino’s Pizza Group (DOM) has drawn a strong divergence of broker reaction...

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-07-04 11:20:17 |

Domino's Pizza - trading update, unsavoury taste from Germany

Shares in the FTSE-250 exclusive master franchise holder for Domino's pizza stores in the UK, Republic of Ireland, Germany and Switzerland, Domino's Pizza Group plc (DOM) currently trade approaching 7.5% lower, at 619.5p, today on the back of an update for the quarter ended 30^th June 2013.

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-07-03 05:39:20 |

Domino's Pizza Group - is there currently value in grabbing a slice of the action?

Shares in Domino's Pizza Group plc (DOM), the FTSE 250 master franchise holder for Domino's Pizza stores in the UK, Republic of Ireland and also Germany (April 2011), Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg (all September 2012), have been an excellent long-term investment. However, post a trading update earlier this month and with the shares now at 612.5p – capitalising the company at more than £1 billion – does value remain?

By Steve Moore | Published 2013-04-16 10:35:42 |

Buy Domino’s Pizza: April 570p Bear Trap Leads As High As 800p

Although I am a regular client of fast food specialist Domino’s Pizza on behalf of a very enthusiastic junior Mir family members, as a Dukan Diet practitioner it is difficult not to think of the this highly cash generative company as also being something of an obesity generator.

By Zak Mir | Published 2013-04-12 09:31:01 |

Domino's Pizza - Cracking Trading Statement

Domino’s Pizza (DOM) has served up a truly cracking trading statement covering the 13 week period to 31st March. It looks as appetising as a large pepperoni passion with extra jalapeno peppers on its own but when compared to prior statements it looks truly outstanding. The company says that its start to the year has been “solid”. It understates the case.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2013-04-07 04:31:25 |

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JASKK26 Oct 2026

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