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| Dp Poland Plc | DPP | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 10.50 | 08:00:11 |
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| 10.50 | 10.50 | 10.90 | 10.50 |
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Posted at 04/11/2024 13:27 by martinmc123 4*DP Poland posted more bumper numbers for its Q3 and ytd to September 2024. The Group continues to experience exceptional growth across both Poland and Croatia. In Poland, LFL System Sales grew by 21.8% YTD (end September 2024), order counts grew strongly and most importantly was the main driver of revenue growth, with Poland LFL System Orders increasing by 17.3% YTD. Croatia LFL System Sales grew by 7.5%...from WealthOracle wealthoracle.co.uk/d |
Posted at 25/6/2024 06:52 by yellowstoneadvisory DPP Private Investor Webinar 12.30pm on 30 JulyNils Gornall, CEO, and Edward Kacyrz, CFO, will host a webinar for private investors to update on performance Register |
Posted at 21/7/2023 06:14 by hybrasil That’s the most positive rns I’ve seen here in a long time.DPP is getting very embedded in the worldwide dominos structure with our director and 2% shareholder Mr Rennie becoming ceo of dominos uk. The trick is to be here for the end game. Will I live that long me asks |
Posted at 06/8/2022 10:01 by adrunkenmarcus Consensus Forecasts are for DPP to close 2022 with negative free cash flow of about £0.4 million and then generate positive free cash flow of over £1.7 million in 2023. That puts it on a forward free cash flow yield of 3.2 percent.However, EBITDA is forecast at £6.25 million for 2023 and also a reduction of £1.9 million in net borrowing. The company is at a stage where it is capable of generating positive earnings, hidden in large part by the need to finance expansion. They really do need to get to a stage where sub franchising can be accomplished successfully. For all the time it has taken and the disappointments, I do think it is attractively valued at about 1.4 x projected 2023 revenues. IF it can obtain the success the brand has achieved in other markets then 2.5-3.5 x revenue seems more appropriate and we need to recognise that they are taking market share and growing. |
Posted at 22/6/2022 21:37 by m_kerr the original business plan sounded promising to me, but they've failed i'm afraid. they've been struggling to attract franchisees and make money, and did the precise opposite of what they need to do - make a large acquisition, and increase complexity by expanding to a new country. one last roll of the dice.they've got just 8 franchised stores nowadays, and since float, shares are down 90% with no dividend paid. per my previous post, the lack of any local interest in franchising indicates a weak franchise model with weak economics. indeed, in this respect they've actually gone backwards in recent years. |
Posted at 12/6/2022 09:19 by adrunkenmarcus We need DPP to get to free cash flow breakeven to ease concerns about any further dilution. If they can get there and accelerate expansion through improved execution and sub franchising then this business will look much stronger. Current forecasts show a slight deficit on free cash flow in 2022 and then a surplus in 2023, so we may get to the business turning free cash flow positive by end 2022/early 2023 if all goes well.There are valid criticisms about how DPP was run in the past, however we do need to recognise IMHO that current management have not been running the business that long in the grand scheme of things. And, much of the time they have been in charge, their focus has been on integration and consolidating the merged company. They do need to take actions on pricing and ensuring inflation does not impact them more than it needs to. |
Posted at 17/4/2022 10:06 by adrunkenmarcus Current forecasts are for DPP to be cash flow negative to the tune of about £610,000 in 2022, then positive to £280,000 in 2023.They are carrying debt to fuel expansion and this masks a forecast increase in EBITDA to about £4.4 million (up 204.5%) in 2022 and about £6.1 million (up 38.6%) in 2023. It is taking time, however we should get to a point where there is a 'step change' as older stores' losses diminish and move into positive territory. This was a recurring problem when DPP was sub-scale because expansion meant adding newer, loss-making stores to the estate and they racked up huge losses before breaking even. However the proportion of loss-making stores should diminish substantially even if the estate now grows, because we go into 2022-23 with a much larger base. |
Posted at 13/1/2022 10:36 by adrunkenmarcus The presentation will be worthwhile too. One current issue is that Poland has over 8% inflation so that will affect DPP with store fit out, ingredient and transportation costs etc.Long DPP! |
Posted at 30/9/2021 21:51 by sharetalk 2 UK Shares to buy in OctoberWed 15th September 2021Royston Wild - Motley FoolI'm searching for some of the best UK shares to buy for October. I think the following British stocks could soar in value in the coming weeks. I also think they could have what it takes to deliver titanic shareholder returns over the long term.Takeaway titanI reckon penny stock DP Poland (LSE: DPP) might rise in value when half-year trading numbers are released on 25 October. Latest financials showed like-for-like sales up 5% in June from the same month in 2020.This UK share is the master franchisee of the Domino's Pizza brand in Poland. This puts it in the box seat to exploit the soaring food delivery market there. Experts at Statista think the online food delivery industry will be worth 5.7bn zloty (£1.07bn) by 2025. That's more than twice its predicted value this year.DP Poland is rapidly expanding to make the most of this opportunity too. Earlier this year, it secured the takeover of fellow pizza restaurant chain Dominium for almost £30m. The move more than doubling its store estate to around 126. The business plans to continue rolling out its shops across Polish cities too.It's true that the Dominium tie-up will allow DP Poland to better navigate the problem of rising costs as well. Though itâs important to remember that this problem could remain a significant drag on profits. Supply chain problems could propel food costs higher, while delivery scooter maintenance expenses have jumped and labour costs are also climbing.(The other share mentioned is Greggs: GRG).Still, like DP Poland, I think this UK share is a highly attractive buy right now. |
Posted at 12/8/2018 12:55 by lbo Under the Master Franchise Agreement, DPP SA enjoys its exclusive rights for an initial period of 15 years, with an option (subject to certain conditions)Master Franchise AgreementThe success of the Group is highly dependent on the continuation of the MFA, which cannot be guaranteed if DPP SA commits breaches of its provisions which if remediable, are not cured within the period allowed under the MFA. Should the MFA be terminated, DPP SA's rights to operate the master franchise will cease, although existing store franchise agreements may continue depending upon whether Domino's Pizza Overseas Franchising B.V. exercises its right to acquire the assets of the stores.The MFA includes a condition that until such time as the number of stores opened in Poland exceeds 30 stores, the aggregate holdings of Ordinary Shares of Richard Worthington, Jerzy Jakubiak, Patrick Bodenham, Peter Shaw and Diggle Investments Limited shall not represent less than 25 per cent. of the issued Ordinary Shares. Whilst each such person has agreed in the Lock-In Agreement not to effect any disposal of Ordinary Shares so as to give rise to a breach of such condition, it cannot be certain that a disposal in breach of the Lock-In Agreement and MFA would not occur with the possibility that the MFA might be terminated as a result.10. Master Franchise AgreementAn agreement ("MFA") dated 25 June 2010 between Domino's Pizza Overseas Franchising B.V. ("DPOF"), an affiliate of DPIL (1) DPP SA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company (2) and Richard Worthington (3) pursuant to which DPP SA has been granted the exclusive right to develop and operate and to sub- franchise the right to develop and operate Domino's Pizza delivery stores and an exclusive licence to use and sub-license the use of the Domino's Pizza system in Poland. A sum of US$350,000 was paid to DPOF on execution of the MFA in consideration of the rights granted by that agreement. The further principal terms of the MFA are summarised below.(a) Term. The term of the MFA is the period ending on the earlier of 15 years from the date upon which the MFA was executed and the date upon which all franchise agreements entered into pursuant to the MFA (whether in relation to stores operated by the Group or by sub-franchisees) have expired or been terminated. The initial 15 year term may be renewed for one additional 10 year term provided certain conditions are satisfied, including the requirement that DPP SA is not in default of the MFA or any other agreement between it and DPOF or its affiliates concerning the master franchise in Poland and has substantially complied with the provisions of such agreements. Such renewal will be required to be effected on the terms of DPOF's then current standard form master franchise agreement.(b) Termination by DPOF. DPOF may terminate the MFA earlier than the expiry of the above-mentioned term if the total number of stores opened in Poland at 31 December in each year is less than the development quota of stores specified in the MFA. It may also terminate the MFA in a number of other circumstances, including failure to comply in a timely fashion with DPOF's requirements for the submission of sales reports and other financial data or the payment when due of the royalty fee or advertising fee payable under the MFA. Termination may also be due to a failure by DPOF or its sub-franchisees to observe other provisions of the MFA dealing with the protection of the Domino's Pizza trademarks and/or the covenants by which DPP SA agrees to keep confidential information disclosed to it relating to the Domino's Pizza system and not to carry on or become interested in any similar business in Poland.(c) Other conditions. As a condition of the MFA, DPOF requires that until such time as the number of stores opened and operated in Poland exceeds 30 stores, the founding shareholders of the Company (being Richard Worthington, Jerzy Jakubiak, Patrick Bodenham, Peter Shaw and Diggle Investments Limited) must remain interested in a total number of Ordinary Shares representing not less than 25 per cent. of the issued and outstanding voting shares of the Company. If this condition is not met then DPOF will have the right to terminate the MFA. DPOF also required that Richard Worthington be a party to the MFA for the sole purpose of giving certain personal covenants and undertakings to DPOF, to the effect that during the term of the MFA or if shorter, the period until such time as he ceases to be a director, employee or consultant of DPP SA or its affiliates, he will not have any interest whether as an owner, investor, partner, licensee, lender, consultant, representative or agent in any business similar to that carried on by DPP SA and further that for the period of one year following the date of expiration or termination of the MFA for any reason other than DPOF's breach, or if ending earlier, for the period of one year following the date upon which he ceases to be a director, employee or consultant of DPP SA or its affiliates, he will not engage as an owner, investor, partner, licensee,lender, consultant, representative or agent in any such similar business activity in Poland, without the prior written consent of DPOF.(d) Effect of termination. Upon the expiration or termination of the MFA, DPP SA is required to cease immediately its operation of the master franchise although subject as set out below, each separate store franchise agreement relating to stores operated whether by DPP SA or its affiliates or its sub-franchisees shall remain in force for the remainder of the 10 year term for such agreement and subject to the terms of the store franchise agreement, the same may be renewed for a further 10 years. If, however, the reason for termination of the MFA is the breach of its terms by DPP SA, then all rights of DPP SA to enter into new franchise agreements in Poland will be suspended. Further, DPOF will then have the option to purchase at its discretion, all the assets associated with all or any of the stores owned or controlled by DPP SA or its affiliates and the rights under all subsisting sub- franchise agreements or all of the existing issued share capital of DPP SA, in which case the relative franchise agreement for each store owned or controlled by DPP SA will be terminated. If the MFA is terminated but such option is not exercised in such circumstances, then the royalty fee amount for the stores owned or controlled by DPP SA and its affiliates is to be increased to 5.5 per cent.(e) Store opening. The MFA does not of itself authorise DPP SA to open nor grant the right to any third party to open any store in Poland. In each case the approval of DPOF is required, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld delayed or conditioned. On the opening of each new store a non- refundable store opening fee of US$6,500 is payable to DPOF. In turn, in relation to sub-franchised stores, DPP SA can charge a store opening fee of up to US$15,000. Once a store is opened, a royalty fee is payable to DPOF at the rate of 4 per cent. of sales for stores opened and operated by DPP SA and its affiliates and 3.5 per cent. of sales for stores opened and operated by sub-franchisees. All such fees are payable to DPOF in U.S. Dollars.(f) Advertising fund. DPP SA is obliged to collect from its sub-franchises and itself to pay an advertising fee of 4 per cent. of weekly sales into a separate advertising fund in Poland. In addition, for each new store opened DPP SA will be required produce its advertising and promotion plans for approval by DPOF and will be required to expend the local currency equivalent of US$3,000 in opening advertising and promotion.(g) Designated representative. DPP SA is obliged to appoint (subject to the approval of DPOF) an individual to be a designated representative required to devote his full time and best endeavours to the development, management and supervision of the stores in Poland. DPP SA's first designated representative will be Jerzy Jakubiak.(h) Store franchise agreements. DPP SA is required to comply with the MFA and the provisions of each store franchise agreement relating to stores opened and operated by DPP SA. In addition it will be required to use its best endeavours to ensure that each of its sub-franchisees complies with their store franchise agreements with DPP SA. Each store franchise agreement with sub-franchisees must be in a form approved in writing by DPOF (such approval not to be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned). DPOF is obliged to diligently recruit suitable sub-franchisees in Poland.(i) Training. DPP SA is obliged to provide adequate training and support for managers and employees of stores owned or operated by DPP SA.(j) Names and marks. DPP SA is granted the right to use and license the use of the Domino's trade marks in Poland subject to the terms of the MFA. DPP SA is required to notify DPOF immediately of any infringement or challenge to its use of any of the Domino's Pizza marks in Poland or any claim by any person of any rights in any of the Domino's Pizza marks or any suspected passing-off or unfair competition involving the Domino's Pizza marks or the Domino's Pizza system. DPOF has undertaken in turn, to indemnify DPP SA from and against and to reimburse it and its affiliates for all damages for which they may be held liable in any proceeding, action or claim arising out of the use of any Domino's Pizza mark in compliance with the MFA and for all costs reasonably incurred by DPP SA or its affiliates in the defence of any such claim brought against it. In turn, DPP SA has also agreed to indemnify DPOF from and against and to reimburse to DPOF in any proceeding, action or claim arising out of the use of any Domino's Pizza mark by DPP SA or its affiliates otherwise than in accordance with the MFA and applicable store franchise agreement.(k) DPP SA covenants. DPP SA has covenanted with DPOF that, during the term of the MFA, it will not have any interest whether as an owner, investor, partner, licensee, lender, consultant, representative or agent in any other business similar to that carried on pursuant to the MFA and further that for the period of one year following the date of expiration or termination of the MFA for any reason other thanDPOF's breach, it will not engage as an owner, investor, partner, licensee, lender, consultant, representative or agent in any such similar business activity in Poland without the prior written consent of DPOF. Such restriction is not, however, to apply to any store franchise or sub-franchise agreement which remains outstanding following termination of the MFA. These covenants and undertakings are also given by DPP SA on the basis that it is obliged to procure (so far as it is reasonably able) compliance with the same by its affiliates.(l) Commissary. Whilst DPOF reserves the right to supply food products and ingredients, beverage products, supplies and materials to all the Domino's Pizza stores in Poland, DPOF has irrevocably agreed in the MFA to grant to DPP SA (under a knowledge and technical assistance agreement in the agreed form), the sole and exclusive right for DPP SA to establish a commissary or commissaries for the purpose of supplying food products and ingredients, beverage products and other supplies and materials to all Domino's Pizza stores in Poland. The right to operate such commissary or commissaries will continue until the expiration or termination of the MFA. In operating a commissary, DPP SA will be obliged to ensure that it only uses suppliers who have been designated by DPOF or who have been approved by DPOF.(m) Assignment. DPOF has reserved the right to assign its interest in the MFA at any time. In the event that it does so it will use its best efforts to ensure the assignee agrees to observe and perform all the terms and conditions on the part of DPOF contained in the MFA, but it shall not be a condition of such assignment that the assignee so agrees. Further DPP SA is obliged nonetheless on any such assignment to release DPOF from all future liability under the MFA. DPP SA cannot, however assign its interest in the MFA without the prior written consent of DPOF.(n) Governing law and disputes. The MFA is governed by laws of the State of Michigan except the Michigan Franchise Investment Law is not to apply unless its jurisdictional elements are otherwise met. All disputes, controversies or claims between DPOF and DPP SA arising out of the MFA are to be submitted for arbitration to be administered by the American Arbitration Association. The place of arbitration would be Ann Arbor, Michigan. |
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