Key points
- Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd reported a statutory loss of $134.2 million for FY26.
- Underlying net profit after tax increased by 4.0% to $121.6 million.
- Franchisee profitability improved by 11.3% to $105,700 per store.
- The company plans to close up to 60 underperforming stores.
- A final dividend of 32.5 cents per share was approved.
Full summary
Domino's Pizza Enterprises Ltd reported a statutory loss of $134.2 million for the financial year ended 28 June 2026, primarily due to significant non-recurring items following a comprehensive review of the Group's balance sheet and operations. However, underlying net profit after tax increased by 4.0% to $121.6 million, in line with market guidance. Franchisee profitability improved by 11.3% to $105,700 per store, reflecting a deliberate shift towards more profitable, sustainable sales rather than low-margin promotional volume. The company plans to close up to 60 underperforming stores across Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia to improve the health of the remaining network. Despite the loss, underlying EBIT, free cash flow, and leverage improved. The Board approved a final dividend of 32.5 cents per share.
Guidance
Underlying NPAT: $121.6 million, Free Cash Flow: $164.1 million, Net Leverage: 1.86 times
Outlook
Domino's plans to extend its new pricing and operating model across Australia in FY27, aiming to balance store margins and customer volumes. The company is focused on rebuilding sales momentum while preserving the margin gains achieved.