• Underlying profit after tax up 2.2% to $60.1 million
• Disciplined cost management and strengthened franchisee unit economics
• Refinanced $1.05 billion in debt facilities with 4.5 year weighted average tenure

Domino's Pizza Enterprises Limited (DPE) reported a statutory profit before tax from continuing operations of $62.0 million for the half-year ended 28 December 2025, which included $27.4 million of significant items not directly attributable to primary operating activities. Excluding these items and associated tax, the underlying profit after tax for continuing operations was $60.1 million, a 2.2% increase on the prior corresponding period. The result reflects disciplined cost management and targeted actions to strengthen franchisee unit economics across the global network. Revenue decreased by 5.5% to $1,101.8 million, primarily due to lower Same Store Sales (-2.5%) and a reduction in network sales (-1.6%). Operating cash flow was $101.2 million, up from $95.4 million in the prior corresponding period, benefiting from a favourable $38.7 million tax inflow, partly offset by store closure and employee termination costs as well as higher working capital movements. The company completed a refinancing of $1.05 billion in debt facilities, extending maturities with a weighted average tenure of 4.5 years and total debt reduction by $196.1 million during the period. Performance varied across the portfolio, with Benelux, Germany and Malaysia delivering improved earnings, while Australia, New Zealand, Japan and France require further improvement. The company remains focused on disciplined execution of its reset strategy, centred on strengthening franchise partner unit economics, simplifying operations and allocating capital selectively to support sustainable growth.

The company expects to deliver $20-30 million of annualised cost savings in FY2026 from its global cost reduction program.

The company remains focused on disciplined execution of its reset strategy, centred on strengthening franchise partner unit economics, simplifying operations and allocating capital selectively to support sustainable growth.