Bid 686p Offer 692p
Hopefully going to test the 700p level again soon.

For immediate release 26 April 2007


Domino's Pizza UK & IRL plc

AGM STATEMENT

Domino's Pizza UK & IRL plc (the 'Company' or 'Domino's'), the UK and Ireland's
leading pizza delivery company, will be holding its Annual General Meeting at
1pm today.

Stephen Hemsley, Chief Executive, will make the following statement:

'I am pleased to report a strong start to the year with system sales in the 16
weeks to 22 April 2007 ahead 24.0% (2006: 18.9%) to 86.8m (2006: 70.0m). In
the same 16 weeks, like-for-like sales in the 404 mature stores (2006: 357
stores) were up 14.6% (2006: 8.8%). This growth was driven by our successful
product and marketing innovations. A key driver was also our continuing focus on
improving operational standards, and in particular, improving the speed of
service to our customers.

'We are very encouraged by the strong start to the year, but are mindful of the
very strong comparatives last year as a result of the football World Cup in June
/July 2006 and the strong product launch/marketing campaign in the last quarter
of 2006. Whilst prospects for 2007 are excellent, we are unlikely to be able to
maintain the like-for-like growth rate achieved in the first 16 weeks of the
year.

'A total of 14 new stores have opened as of today's date, (2006:12) and we are
at this stage on track to reach our target of 50 store openings this year,
despite the challenging planning regime. As a result of our strong trading and
on track store openings, we anticipate results for the financial year to be
ahead of current market expectations.

'As of today, there are 464 Domino's Pizza stores open and trading in the UK and
Ireland and the market continues to offer strong growth opportunities, with the
potential for up to 1,000 stores in these territories. We will continue to focus
exclusively on developing the Domino's Pizza brand in these markets.'

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For further information:
Stephen Hemsley - Chief Executive 01908 580604

Lee Ginsberg - Finance Director 01908 580611

Numis Securities Limited 020 7260 1000
David Poutney, Nick Westlake

The Hogarth Partnership Limited 020 7357 9477
Chris Matthews, Fiona Noblet, Anthony Arthur


Notes to Editors:

Domino's Pizza UK & IRL plc is the parent company of Domino's Pizza Group Ltd
('DPG') which holds the exclusive master franchise to own, operate and franchise
Domino's Pizza stores in the UK and Ireland. DPG is the leading player in the UK
and Ireland's fast-growing pizza delivery market. The first UK store opened in
1985 and the first Irish store opened in 1991.

There are 464 stores in the UK and Ireland. Of these, 372 stores are in England,
32 are in Scotland, 17 are in Wales, 11 are in Northern Ireland and 32 are in
the Republic of Ireland.

As part of a commitment to delivering more to the communities served by its
stores, Domino's Pizza Group Limited is proud to support Special Olympics GB and
Special Olympics Ireland.

Founded in 1960, Domino's Pizza Inc. is the recognised world leader in pizza
delivery. Through its primarily franchised system, Domino's Pizza operates a
global network of more than 8,000 stores in more than 50 countries.

For photography visit www.dominos.uk.com/media or contact The Hogarth
Partnership Limited on 020 7357 9477. High resolution images are also available
for the media to review and download free of charge from www.vismedia.co.uk


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END
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tremendous results yet again with a well-deserved reflection in sp ...... takes rsi a bit high, but with sp now having at last broken into new high ground with considerable momentum, there could easily be further upside

Awesome. I tip my hat to you cynic. I owe you a pint.

i may shortly turn my attention back to RTN but would like to see a little more weakness there before jumping back in

The whole Stockwatch RNS is worth reading, but herebelow an extract ....

Altium Securities to repeat its 'buy' stance and 880 pence target price ...... Altium called the performance 'impressive', adding that whilst it would expect the current strength in like-for-like sales to moderate as the year progresses, it still believes there is potential for its revised 8 pct forecast (previously 6 pct) to be exceeded ..... If that proves to be the case, there is a likelihood of a further upgrade later in the year, said Altium.

Currently bid 775p, Offer 780p.
Seen a broker target on DL site of 875p. Probably a bit optomistic, but I'm not complaining.

DOM has now had its share split which makes an absolute nonsense of any charts, so stumbling the dark for a few days or until the charts sort themselves out, if they ever do.

haven't got a calculator to hand, but 3500 shares becomes 11200, so must be something like 7:2

as i am always open about these things, have cashed in my profit @ 245 ...... have not worked out what that equated to in "old money", but certainly in excess of 770 ...... 784 it would seem, so having bought at 652 about 20/3, both the bank manager and myself are feeling pretty pleased.

will now sit and watch with a view to almost certainly buying back in in due course.

The theory is that the shares should now be more attractive to private investors, so more interest = increase in sp, hopefully. Think I will still hold for a while.
Are you expecting a sharp drop, cynic?

hi harry .... first of all, remember that i am at heart a trader ..... as i mentioned earlier, the charts are now meaningless, which is a pain! ...... anyway, as at close last night, rsi was quite heavilt overbought, and will now be more so - i.e. sp at close was 770 and at 245 = 784 ..... the shares have had a very strong and heady run and imo, it is almost inevitable that they will consolidate and/or retrace and/or stagnate for a while ..... i would hazard a guess that 1.80 equivalent retracement back to 25 dma (was about 660) would not be at all surprising ..... however, in the light of yesterday's terrific results, perhaps only back to say the equivalent of 708 which was the previous all time high.

Of course I remember your investment strategy. I do both; hold some, actively trade others, but DOM was getting a little bit expensive to regularly trade as the swings were not really big enough to be of interest to me. Maybe now I should review that. If the sp is now more attractive, maybe the volumes will pick up.
However, even a medium term hold, with another 39 shops to come on stream this year, should see a good return with capital growth & divi.

you are almost certainly right, though i see no hurry to buy today ..... will obviously keep on my (close) watchlist, but shall prob reinvest funds sooner in RTN

Turned out to be a 1 for 3.2 share re-issue (so for every 1 held, 3.2 will be issued as replacments).

The share split seems to have encouraged buyers in this stock.
Five brokers (out of 7) have this as a strong buy, but I haven't yet been able to find a target price. Can anyone help with this?

i think it's a great stock in a good sector, though i recently switched back to RTN .... unfortunately the share split has totally screwed the charts so it is almost impossible to work out where anything stands

If you look on Selftrade website & put in the ticker DOM in the quote box & then click on the chart logo, the Selftrade chart for DOM has been completely re-drawn. There is no sudden drop from 725 to 255p. Very useful.

Harry .... can you cut and paste here please

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This one seems to have been re-configured. Looks a bit toppy mind.

pth

Edit: Dunno what the red cross and the text " alt="" /> is all about though?

Guys,

I will get James to sort out the DOM chart with regard to the recent Share split. Apologies for the inconvenience,

Ian