Domino’s reported Q1 net revenue of $1.15 billion and earnings of $4.13 per share, both below Wall Street forecasts, mainly due to a $30 million loss from its DPC Dash investment.
While U.S. same-store sales rose 0.9%, international same-store sales fell 0.4% as global expansion drove overall sales growth. The company opened nearly 800 stores globally in 2025 and plans nearly 1,000 in 2026.
Management highlighted positive U.S. order and market share growth, but shares have dropped 25% over the past year as investors worry about slowing domestic growth and international headwinds.
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