FY25 Full-Year Media Release
| Stock | Domino's PIZZA Enterprises Ltd (DMP.ASX) |
|---|---|
| Release Time | 27 Aug 2025, 8:18 a.m. |
| Price Sensitive | Yes |
Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd reports FY25 results
- Network Sales: $4.15 billion, -$36.8 million (-0.9%) including strategic store closures
- Same Store Sales: -0.2% (vs +1.5% in the prior corresponding period)
- EBIT: $198.1 million (-4.6% vs prior corresponding period)
Domino's Pizza Enterprises Limited (ASX: DMP) has released its FY25 Full Year results, confirming its strategic priorities to improve profitability, simplify operations, and drive long-term value creation across the business. The company reported Network Sales of $4.15 billion, down 0.9% including strategic store closures, and Same Store Sales declining 0.2% compared to a 1.5% increase in the prior corresponding period. EBIT was $198.1 million, down 4.6% versus the prior year. The company has made progress in identifying and delivering cost savings, with initiatives now underway to reinvest in marketing and franchisee support while further simplifying the business. Solid performances were seen in Australia and BENELUX, with encouraging signs of improvement in Germany and Southeast Asia, offset by continued challenges in France and Japan. The company is progressing a Group-wide cost efficiency program, with benefits expected to be reinvested to enhance franchise partner economics, increase working media investment, and improve digital and data capabilities. Domino's has also confirmed an updated capital management approach, prioritizing deleveraging and optimizing growth, and maintaining the Dividend Reinvestment Plan but removing the underwriting feature.
The company is targeting net debt to EBITDA of below 2.0x before any reconsideration of payout increases or underwriting, reflecting its commitment to rebuilding balance sheet strength and maintaining strategic flexibility.
Domino's intends to reinvest the benefits of ongoing savings initiatives into additional working media and lower costs to drive improved unit economics and franchise returns. While new store openings have remained subdued in recent periods, the company expects this trend to improve as unit economics improve, a key focus of management.