jj50
- 15 Apr 2004 15:07
jj50
- 06 Jan 2006 22:49
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Fingers crossed, captain!
Only heard about the trading statement
by chance - mentioned on Working Lunch today!
captainmerton
- 09 Jan 2006 19:46
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What happened to the trading statement? Sunday Times also said Dominos would report to the merket today and yet nothing.
jj50
- 09 Jan 2006 22:55
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captain merton, Traders' Thread header also said DOM would be reporting under EGM/AGM title this morning. I haven't been able to find any news either - puzzling.
Just checked their website - no action mentioned until the 11th January.
jj50
- 10 Jan 2006 08:11
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The statement published this morning.
News Alert
Hemscott Hemscott Invest
Domino's PizzaUK&IRL - Trading Statement
Website Fundamentals Share Price
RNS Number:6709W
Domino's Pizza UK & IRL PLC
10 January 2006
Issue Date: 10 January 2006
Domino's Pizza UK & IRL plc
Trading Update
Domino's Pizza UK & IRL plc ("the Company" or "Domino's") today announces total
like-for-like sales growth of 7.1% for the 52 weeks ended 1 January 2006 (53
weeks 2004: 6.6%). Like-for-like sales for the six weeks to 1 January 2006
increased by 3.6% (2004: 13.2%), capping another year of strong sales growth for
the Company.
In the Christmas period, sales via the Company's e-commerce platforms showed
robust growth of 57.6% demonstrating the continued move towards online and
interactive TV ordering. E-commerce now generates 11.5% of all delivered pizza
sales for Domino's in the UK.
The Company also continued to deliver against its aggressive expansion targets
with the opening of 50 new stores (2004: 40), bringing the year-end store count
to 407.
Stephen Hemsley, Chief Executive, commented, "Domino's Pizza has produced
another year of strong system sales growth. We were up against very challenging
comparatives over the Christmas period so I was particularly pleased that we
beat them. The opening of 50 new stores in 2005 fully meets our target for the
year and exceeds most commentators' expectations. As a result, I am confident
that your Company will deliver full year results ahead of current market
expectations."
captainmerton
- 10 Jan 2006 08:40
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Cheers JJ50. Strength to stregth for Dominos. Confident of beating market expectations. All good. 2006 figures should be boosted by the World Cup too.
jj50
- 08 Feb 2006 22:18
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407p today - first break through the 4 mark ..... and still the World Cup to come CM!
captainmerton
- 09 Feb 2006 18:08
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JJ50 how's it going?
Good results expected for end of Feb. I have only been investing for 3 years but I fail to see why this share carries such a lowly valuation. Dominos seems to carry an average P/E of about 20 (which hasnt changed over the years depite ferocious growth) whereas a company like Cafe Nero about 40. A P/E of 20 is like a 5% return on your money in a year. Given the growth rate of this company isnt it kind of low. Is it due to a lack of assets? Aren't profits more important. If it hits hard times it aint really got much to sell off but it isnt laden with large amounts of debt either. i dunno. I am holding and have no intention of changing that situation. And yes roll on the world cup. For 6 weeks Dominos will do a roaring trade. That is a given.
PGV4
- 01 Mar 2006 10:51
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Everybody happy? I see no reason why the last 12mths performance in Company Results (and share price ) cannot be repeated by this time next year. Sales up, like for like, in the first 6wks trading- New Directors- World cup- New outlets- Improved advertising.
jj50
- 02 Mar 2006 13:05
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Hi captain merton and PGV4!
All good news here - seemed worth highlighting DOM hit 4.50 today.
.... and as we keep on saying, all those new branch openings (parlours!)
should rake in the "dough" with the World Cup!
Andy
- 02 Mar 2006 17:36
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jj50,
I can see DOM 'topping' previous results in the next year!
captainmerton
- 02 Mar 2006 18:07
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Article in The Sunday Times a few weeks back said analysts want them to start holding on to their cash in order to buy another franchise right. This is a possibility when the Dominos brand growth opportunities slow down. Any views?
jj50
- 02 Mar 2006 22:33
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Andy :-) So long as we don't get stuffed!
cm - Interesting - shall do some research on that. I assume it means they would develop a new franchise, not buy an existing one?
captainmerton
- 03 Mar 2006 17:13
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JJ50,
I think the times article was suggesting they do just as they did with the Dominos franchise i.e. purchase the right to operate an already existing franchise like Subway or something. I know that is already over here but you get the drift. That was my take on it. I think the suggestion is analysts feel the company have made such a success of the Dominos franchise that it could be transferred to another brand and repeated. From company statements it seems they think Dominos brand saturation in the Uk is many years away as yet. Classic example of a business that expands at just the right rate - i.e. not too fast not too slow.
jj50
- 04 Mar 2006 22:54
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driver - it happens to everyone!
cm - apologies, I am sure you are right and agree about rate of expansion too. I was in SFI Group (Slug and Lettuce) which failed (among other reasons) because it grew far too quickly.
I see Pizza Express currently being linked with Urban Dining.
jj50
- 08 Mar 2006 11:07
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484p - rising like a rocket today and no apparent news - not complaining though!
captainmerton
- 08 Mar 2006 12:23
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JJ50,
It certainly is. Either the market is finally reassessing its valuation of the company's long term growth prospects or it'll come down the other side next week. No complaints though here as well. Long may it continue.
cynic
- 28 Nov 2006 09:02
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with interest in oil/commodity stocks now waning (it certainly does not feel like the right sector to be in at the moment), it is perhaps time to start looking at some good defensive stocks with the potential of being taken out ..... DOM looks a good candidate, as incidentally does RTN (Restaurant Group) on which there is already a thread .... Both these companies are well run (unlike PXC!) with good margins and profitability and of course, the food and leisure sector is one for growth (or even consolidation).
red = 25 dma
green = 50 dma
black = 200 dma
cynic
- 12 Dec 2006 12:10
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don't say i didn't flag this one for you ....... no news out, but sure is flying
cynic
- 05 Jan 2007 14:55
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not as spectacular as RTN, but good solid performance anyway ..... Up from 550 at end November to 598 today ...... in the same timescale ..... GOO (vile); VOG (horrid); EME (rubbish); CHP (+ perhaps 16% thanks to recent relative surge); SEO (hahaha)