DOM

Domino's Pizza Group Plc

280.80
2.40 (0.86%)
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Domino's Pizza Group Plc LSE:DOM London Ordinary Share GB00BYN59130 ORD 25/48P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  2.40 0.86% 280.80 604,547 16:29:59
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
280.40 280.80 285.60 276.40 285.60
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Food Retailers 600.30 81.60 19.30 15.62 1,258.05
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:11:54 O 3,000 277.142 GBX

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Posted at 02/5/2023 12:42 by brian3777
Page 27, of the Annual Report and Accounts, Says how much the company shareholders matter to them.
Pull the other one it's got bells on.

Share buy backs this year are £86 million.
The Divis paid are only £43.8 million.
Halve the amount.
Another waste of shareholders funds.

Page 190 gives the five-year financial summary.
Basic earnings per share, up 82.5%.
Diluted earnings per share, up 83%
Dividends per share, up 5.3%
All worked out on my trusty casio pocket calculator.
They do not give these numbers on the page, I wonder why?

The share price over:-
1 year. -10.85%
2 years. -21.17%
5 years. -16.88%
Pathetic.
These numbers were taken mid-day on 2 may.With the share price up 2.6%
The share buy backs have been a complete waste of cash.

Posted at 24/4/2023 13:11 by suetballs
Prezzo to close 46 sites due to rising costs - and imo the high street will continue to struggle.
May help dom though.
Suet

Posted at 21/9/2022 21:47 by m_kerr
DOM have a 'cost plus' model when it comes to selling out of their commissaries. whether that advantageous agreement holds up in these inflationary times what with how powerful the franchisees are, remains to be seen. but that, along with the efficient, fully controlled supply chain, is a competitive advantage that is not understood by the market.

buying for 1200 stores brings economies of scale and a greater certainty of supply. it's a very good company, it has so many good things going for it that IMV.

Posted at 16/9/2022 11:05 by blackhorse23
https://www.google.com/amp/s/capital.com/amp/cury-currys-share-price-double
Posted at 25/8/2022 20:03 by m_kerr
brian - some of that is info i know from business circles, not in the news, but the intention of kandola is clear, he's steadily acquired other stores at a rate averaging about 10-12 a year since 2007. it's a bit of a problem simmering in the background for DPG as this will be an ongoing issue - note that the 'agreement' with franchisees only lasts 3 years and so these same issues will be revisited again. if DOM do fine during this high inflation period but franchisees suffer a bit, DOM can expect further aggro.
Posted at 04/7/2022 07:25 by santos123
Hi m_kerr.

Very good analysis of the company.

The company could pay out more in divis, and of course there is the German option payment early next year, which should be payed out as a special divi.

The share buybacks are not really in the shareholders interest.
Every time a share is bought back it has to be paid for, that cash must come from the company bank account on the balance sheet.
Every share bought back weakens the balance sheet.

When I buy a share, I do a due diligence of the company, this will involve looking at the the companies net cash, or deficit.
I will discount the cash against the shares in issue.
That's why I think share buy backs are a waste of cash.
Except, when the share price is less than the net asset value of the share, then fill your boots.

Santos123

Posted at 17/5/2022 11:29 by brian3777
Hi AA29

Thank you for your reply.

I see the German business is on the balance sheet as £28.9 million.

The PUT option is believed to be between £70-£100 million.

So if the company sells with the CALL option of circa £125 million.
Then that's circa £96 million above the price on the Group balance sheet.

This years Statutory profit was only £78.3 million.

So you have wonder AA29, why the Chairman would not want to answer questions about the subject to a shareholder, this amounts to bad governance, as in E.S.G.

Also, I can not understand why there is so much shorting of the shares, I think some people are going to get there fingers burnt.

Brian3777

Posted at 15/5/2022 18:58 by powereddrones
Anyone go to the AGM? Did they change the location from this notification?

The location is

etc.venues St. Pauls
200 Aldersgate
London
EC1A 4HD

hxxps://www.etcvenues.com/gb/venues/st-pauls

hxxps://investors.dominos.co.uk/system/files/agm/38227-dom-ar21-07-notice-of-meeting-final.pdf See page 1

Posted at 12/4/2022 10:31 by philanderer
Peel Hunt: Domino’s moves from defence to attack


Domino’s Pizza Group (DOM) is moving ‘from defence into attack’, according to Peel Hunt, which believes the pizza delivery chain will thrive in a downturn.

Analyst Douglas Jack retained his ‘buy’ recommendation and target price of 475p on the stock, which owns the Domino’s master franchise in the UK and parts of Europe. The shares closed flat on Monday at 385p.

Jack said that now there is a franchisee agreement in place, settling a long-running dispute, Domino’s ‘can strive for a return to faster growth and a higher rating’.

‘More so than other food delivery operators, we believe Domino’s has the business model and opportunities to thrive in a downturn,’ he said.

‘With the franchisee agreement in place, Domino’s can now move on from being defensive about the franchisee relationship and focus on beating the competition.’


citywire.com

Posted at 08/3/2022 14:11 by km18
Domino’s Pizza posted FY21 results this morning. The business enjoyed a transformational year, with robust trading, excellent strategic progress, resolution with franchisees and significant returns to shareholders. Group revenue was up 11% to £560.8m, statutory profit after tax rebounded 97% to £78.3m and basic EPS likewise jumped 92% to 17.1p. The company announced a new £46m share buyback, in line with the business’s commitment to distribute surplus capital to shareholders. The business continues to grow solidly and profitably. Operating margin and RoCE are both top decile for the sector. Valuation is average and the share price is currently in a correction, so there is no rush to buy. But the business is a solid, expanding retailer with a 20+ year track record of business and share price growth. Certainly a solid company to monitor....

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