Not far off the 377p 52 week low.
Next divi mid to late Feb '12.

There's a Polish version of this lot on AIM if you didn't know all, I'll start a thread if anyone's interested if I get time later.. they have previous over there apparently so be careful.

The Polish version was listed mid 2010 (from memory).





There's also an Indian version JUBI.BO (Jubilant Foodworks Ltd)

Analysts at Panmure Gordon are today reiterating their sell verdict on shares of Domino´s Pizza. This ahead of the company´s interim management statement expected out tomorrow.

In particular, the broker believes that the company´s rate of sales growth will be weighed upon by “relatively tough comps and mild weather.” Hence, it expects the company to report 3.3% like-for-like sales growth for Q4, below the 3.9% rate seen in Q3.

As well, Panmure Gordon highlights how, “the stock now trades at 24,1 times its 2011 price/earnings ratio and at a Enterprise Value/EBITDA (operating profits) multiple of 14.1, supported by a 3.0% yield. For a stock we forecast to grow earnings by approximately 11% in 2012 we view this as too expensive. We reiterate our sell recommendation and target price of 350p.”

Interim Management Statement.

Domino's is pleased to announce that system sales for the period increased by 9.5% to £145.0m (2010: £132.5m). System sales for the 52 weeks ended 25 December 2011 increased by 9.4% to £530.6m (2010: £485.3m). Like-for-like sales in 604 mature stores grew by 3.6% for the period (2010: 10.3% in 553 mature stores), with the UK stores up 4.0% and the stores in the Republic of Ireland down 1.0%. Like-for-like sales growth for the year was 3.0% (2010: 11.9%) with the UK stores up by 3.7% and the Republic of Ireland stores down 4.1%.

Not sure that adds a great deal to the discussion, Mitzy! ;o)

Dominos Pizza, Dlf Saket

Mitzy, Do you know what the 2 street names are that the outlet borders in your picture by any chance?

Its in Hills road Cambridge and Parkers Piece is just behind.

Thanks, Only asked as it reminded me of a former work area.

No probs Stan.

Domino shares rise over 5%
StockMarketWire.com
Shares in home delivery pizza company, Domino, rose over 5% in morning trading in London after announcing that sales in the quarter up to Christmas had risen by 9.5% to £145m (2010: £132.5m).

System sales for the year ended 25 December 2011 increased by 9.4% to £530.6m (2010: £485.3m).

At 11:46am: (LON:DOM) Domino's Pizza UK & IRL share price was +27p at 440.8p


Nice rise today..let's hope a good omen for the New Year!

Final results on wed 15th feb 2012.

prob worth buying (RTN too) especially in olympic year with everyone glued to the box (it's the congealed cheese!)

440 is certainly a decent support/bounce level if you want to wait for a couple of stinky days

On Wednesday, pizza delivery outfit Domino's reports but there are not expected to be any surprises after the group said in an update last month that it has been trading in line with expectations. The firm's like-for-like (LFL) sales growth in fiscal 2011 was 3%, despite the Republic of Ireland (Xetra: A0Q8L3 - news) registering a 4.1% decline in LFL sales. "As the majority of this [+3.0%] LFL performance will be price as opposed to volume, we do not expect the incremental margin gain to be as strong as previous years, providing 2011E EPS growth of 13.1% vs. a 3 year average of 25.7%," says broker Collins Stewart (Other OTC: COLLF.PK - news) . The broker added that Wednesday would be the ideal time for the group to lay out its strategy for the next 12 months.

Final Results.

Financial Highlights

· System sales1 increased by 9.3% to £530.6m (2010: £485.3m)

· Strong operational gearing drives operating margins2, pre-Germany to 20.9% (2010: 20.2%)

· Profit before tax2, pre-Germany losses of £1.4m, increased by 14.6% to £43.6m (2010: £38.0m), statutory profit before tax was £38.8m (2010: £35.2m)

· Like-for-like sales3 in 604 mature stores up by 3.0% (2010: 11.9% in 553 stores) with the UK stores up by 3.7%

· Earnings per share2:

o Basic earnings per share up 12.2% to 19.48p (2010: 17.36p)

o Diluted earnings per share up 14.9% to 19.24p (2010: 16.75p)

o Diluted earnings per share, pre-Germany, up 18.6% to 19.86p (2010: 16.75p)

· Total dividend increased by 20.6% to 12.30p per share (2010: 10.20p)

· 62 new stores opened in the year (2010: 57 stores) and three closed (2010: nil) resulting in a total of 726 stores at the year end (2010: 665)

· Online system sales increased by 43.0% (2010: 63.0%) to £183.1m (2010: £128.0m) with online sales accounting for 44.3% of UK delivered sales (2010: 35.8%)

· Adjusted net debt⁴to EBITDA of 0.4:1 (2010: 0.2:1), highlighting our low financial leverage.

Domino's Pizza UK & IRL plc will announce its Q1 2012 IMS for the 13 weeks to 25 March 2012 on 28 March 2012.

Goldman Sachs retains its Conviction Buy TP raised from 575.00 to 650.00p

Interim Mangement Statement.


Domino's Pizza UK & IRL plc ("Domino's", "the Company" or "the Group"), the leading pizza delivery company in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, announces its Interim
Management Statement in conjunction with its Annual General Meeting which is to be held at 1pm today [28 March 2012]. Financial data relates to the 13 week period to 25 March 2012 ("the period") unless otherwise stated.

The Company has made a good start to the year with system sales rising by 9.0% to £144.2m (2011: £132.3m) driven by a combination of new store openings and like-for-like sales growth. Like-for-like sales in 660 mature stores increased by 3.5% (2011: 4.2% in 607 mature stores). Like-for-like sales increased in the UK by 3.6% (2011: 5.5%) and the Republic of Ireland by 1.7% (2011: -10.5%).

The Company continues to enjoy strong online growth, with e-commerce sales accounting for 50.6% of UK delivered sales (2011: 39.3%) in the 13 week period. Total online sales for the period were up 44.5% to £59.3m (2011: £41.3m) and, of this, 16.4% was taken through one of Domino's many mobile platforms. In a first for the Company, during the period over £1million in sales were taken through its mobile platforms in a single week. In addition, Domino's continues to develop in the social media arena and now has over 520,000 Facebook fans in the UK, with another 13,700 in the Republic of Ireland (2011: 160,000 total), and over 22,000 Twitter followers (2011: 5,000) in our respective markets.

During the period, six new stores (2011: eight) were opened and, with a large number of locations in the pipeline, the Company is confident of achieving the target of 72 new stores during the full year, of which 12 are planned in Germany.

In terms of food costs, 69% of the food basket for 2012 is fixed at the same prices as 2011, so the Company faces fewer cost pressures, providing additional financial stability to franchisees.

We are pleased with the progress being made in Germany and have successfully integrated the comprehensive market research conducted by the Company in the early months of operation with our robust UK practices. This is beginning to pay off with the right menu now in place, good demographic information and a clear roadmap as to how we will develop in the territory. We have identified a number of great locations in the more affluent west of the country and the first of 12 new stores for 2012 is already under construction. In addition, discussions are continuing with a small number of excellent German and UK franchisees who will play an important role in our expansion.

Lance Batchelor, Chief Executive Officer, commented: "We are pleased with the Group's performance in the first quarter and, although they are just part of the growth story, it is good to see our like-for-like sales continue to increase. It is especially pleasing to see sales in the Republic of Ireland return to positive territory.

"We may have a softer comparative for the second quarter of the year - but we will not be taking our foot off the accelerator. We have a number of marketing initiatives and other programmes aimed at ensuring our franchisees can profitably grow their businesses in the coming months. This, combined with a full pipeline of potential new sites, expansion in Germany, a strong management team in place and our ever improving operational gearing, makes me confident and optimistic about the months and years ahead."

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