Domino's Pizza Share Discussion Threads

[brokersai] 22/6/2011 16:19

Short until 230

[jon827] 22/6/2011 16:18

Some fund/smartmunie needs to pull their finger out and start buying soon or this is going to be a 52 week low... and that's never a good sign!

[philanderer] 21/6/2011 19:47

Kcom claims first slice of Domino's IT strategy

6/21/11

Domino's Pizzas U.K. & IRL has signed a three-year managed services contract with communications-services provider Kcom, making it the first provider the pizza chain has selected to help implement its IT outsourcing program. The program aims to move Domino's on to a scalable IT infrastructure supported by a select number of key partners.

Kcom will provide a managed Wide Area Network (WAN) for Domino's Pizza Group, providing connectivity between each of its 672 stores across the United Kingdom and Ireland.

The network will move Domino's from an unmanaged 20CN-based network to a fully managed 21CN infrastructure, which will future-proof the Domino's store network and allow it to introduce more complex applications.

"We needed an infrastructure that was going to do two things; support the growth of our business now and allow for us to plan for growth in the future," said Colin Rees, Domino's IT director. "Domino's is currently doing around 36 percent of its business online - by 2015, we want it to be two-thirds."

[brokersai] 21/6/2011 17:49

Small suckers rally.

[philanderer] 21/6/2011 16:04

Sorry poundfinder, didn`t realise that was aimed at me.

Quite happy with my investment here. My holding is averaged at just under 170p and quite happy to add now and again.

[poundfinder] 21/6/2011 15:21

this is to you philanderer

[poundfinder] 21/6/2011 15:16

day to day fluncations are meaningless . Its the fundementals that matter and despite whateve you say , money is not in the bank .

[philanderer] 21/6/2011 08:55

Morning guys.

North or south today ? :-)

[brokersai] 21/6/2011 08:04

Make more logic to improve their product.

[poundfinder] 20/6/2011 22:36

also the debt to equity to ratio is higher than 1 hence assets are mainly financed by debt .

Dominos need to improve this .

[poundfinder] 20/6/2011 21:28

Dominos have 31 million pounds in the bank and 53 million Long term debt .

Am i missing a trick here ?

[brokersai] 20/6/2011 16:14

350 coming hangman69

[philanderer] 20/6/2011 10:50

Couple of good looking appointments announced today...

Domino's Pizza UK & IRL plc confirms that Syl Saller and Helen Keays will be appointed as Non-Executive Directors of the Company with effect from 20 September 2011.

Syl Saller has over 20 years of extensive marketing and brand experience both in the UK and the United States. She is currently Global Innovation Director for Diageo plc, having joined the business in 1999. She previously had senior marketing and general management roles at Holson Burnes Group and Gillette in the United States.

Helen Keays has over 20 years' experience in travel, retail, consumer markets and telecoms. She is currently a consultant and a non-executive director of Majestic Wine plc. The majority of her career was spent at GE Capital and Vodafone Group plc, where she held various senior marketing roles.

[brokersai] 18/6/2011 17:18

300/350 coming.

[kgeals] 18/6/2011 09:44

Head and shoulders says 250-300 (head length ca. 150p, double and subtract from peak). Of course that assumes shoulder at 450, from the 2 year chart could easily be at 400 in which case you get 200.

I do apologise for the deramp but I'm not joining the pizza party until this formation is sorted one way or the other.

[philanderer] 17/6/2011 16:51

388.8p - 388.9p

Good bounce today on briliant volume of 1 million shares traded.

Could that be the double bottom in place now ? ;-)

Good weekend everyone.

[philanderer] 17/6/2011 16:14

'Kcom secures the first slice of Domino's IT outsourcing strategy'

London, UK - 17th June 2011:

Kcom, part of the KCOM Group, recently signed a 3 year Managed Services contract with Domino's Pizza and is the first provider to be selected as part of a major IT outsourcing programme.

The programme aims to move Domino's on to a scalable IT infrastructure supported by a select number of key partners. The deal will see Kcom provide a managed Wide Area Network (WAN) for Domino's Pizza Group providing connectivity between each of their 672 stores across the UK and Ireland.

The new network will move Domino's from an unmanaged 20CN based network to a fully managed 21CN infrastructure, which will future proof the Domino's store network and allow them to introduce more complex applications.

Colin Rees, Domino's IT Director, says: "We needed an infrastructure that was going to do two things; support the growth of our business now and allow for us to plan for growth in the future. Domino's is currently doing around 36% of its business online - by 2015, we want it to be two thirds."

[brokersai] 17/6/2011 07:50

230 coming looks like FTSE down another 30 points at the open

[philanderer] 16/6/2011 22:43

More on Moto....

Domino's growth speeds through UK

Who needs fish and chips when you can order pizza? That's a question many Brits must be asking as Domino's Pizza enjoys sales increases due to online, iPhone and Android ordering. In fact, the company's 2010 sales were up almost 20 percent, and as of January more than one-third of all orders were placed via the company's website and iPhone app.

Now the pizza chain is seeking even more growth by teaming up with motorway services operator Moto Hospitality Limited to open its first unit in the convenience-store-like stop June 20 on the M4 at Leigh Delamere East services in Wiltshire.

Domino's plans on opening in more motorway service areas, including later this summer at Cherwell Valley services on the M40 in Oxfordshire. Each new store will create about 30 full- and part-time jobs.

Passengers may order ahead via phone, iPhone app or Android app or the company's mobile-optimized website.

May figures showed that the pizza chain topped sales of £10 million through its mobile channels.

"We are delighted to be joining forces with Domino's Pizza," said Tim Moss, chief executive of Moto Hospitality Limited. " The brand has a fantastic reputation and is continuing to expand at a rapid rate, so we are pleased to get on board and introduce our customers to Domino's."

Domino's has 672 stores throughout the UK and the Republic of Ireland

[philanderer] 16/6/2011 16:07

Domino`s hits the road with it`s first motorway store

Thursday, 16 June 2011

- Domino's Pizza, the UK's leading pizza delivery company, has teamed up with motorway services operator Moto Hospitality Limited, to bring the UK its first motorway store. The first store is due to open on the M4 at Leigh Delamere East services in Wiltshire, on Monday, June 20

Passengers will be able to order ahead by phone or using Domino's iPhone app, Android app or mobile optimised website, so a delicious, piping-hot pizza will be ready and waiting on their arrival at the services.

Chris Moore, chief executive of Domino's Pizza said: "We are really excited to be opening our first motorway store as it is a unique opportunity for us to target a new market. The store at Leigh Delamere marks the beginning of this new venture and we look forward to feeding all those hungry motorists with fresh, hot Domino's Pizza."