Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 20
Domino's US Same-Store Sales Rise 0.1% in Q2 as Diners Pull Back
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 20

Domino's US Same-Store Sales Rise 0.1% in Q2 as Diners Pull Back

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 20

Summary

  • Domino's posted its weakest US comparable-sales growth in five quarters, with second-quarter same-store sales up just 0.1%.
  • Budget-conscious diners cut back on eating out, while the chain's newer higher-priced menu offerings failed to generate stronger demand.
  • That 0.1% gain matched analyst estimates but trailed broader Wall Street expectations for quick-service peers such as McDonald's and Chipotle.
  • Elsewhere in the quarter, revenue rose 4.3% to $1.19 billion, helped by supply-chain growth that offset soft restaurant traffic.

Insights

What's causing the unexpected sales decline in Domino's crucial international markets?
As a new CEO takes over, can Domino's pivot from tech back to taste to win over frugal consumers?
Can Domino's supply chain thrive if its franchisee stores continue to struggle?