Domino’s Pizza Group plc (LSE:DOM) reported solid third-quarter results for 2025, delivering system sales growth of 2.1% and a 1.0% rise in like-for-like sales. Although total order volumes declined by 1.5%, the company reaffirmed its full-year guidance, expecting EBITDA to remain in the range of £130 million to £140 million. New menu additions such as Chick ‘N’ Dip and the Ultimate Indian Feast have received strong customer feedback, helping to sustain momentum amid ongoing sector headwinds. Despite challenges from rising costs and subdued consumer sentiment, Domino’s continues to advance its growth strategy through new store openings and the development of an additional supply chain center.
The company’s valuation metrics suggest potential undervaluation, supported by a high dividend yield that enhances its investment appeal. However, elevated leverage levels and negative equity remain key financial risks. While technical indicators point to near-term bearish momentum, recent director share purchases indicate management’s confidence in the company’s longer-term prospects.
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Domino’s Pizza Group plc is the UK’s leading pizza delivery brand and a major operator in the Irish market. Holding the master franchise for Domino’s in the UK and Republic of Ireland, the company oversees a network of 1,388 stores as of November 2025. Its operations span corporate-owned outlets and a strong franchise base, focused on delivering quality, convenience, and innovation in the quick-service restaurant sector.
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