Dp Poland Share Discussion Threads

[rimmy2000] 02/9/2011 16:43

blimey, this bolted up, why such a rise at 12pm?

[sabre6] 02/9/2011 16:39

Hi
You can`t keep a good share down for long.
Regards

[mirandaj] 31/8/2011 07:24

Good to see them rolling out the stores as they said they would. 4th one now with 5 and 6 to follow shortly.

DP Poland plc

("DP Poland")

New Stores Update


DP Poland is pleased to announce that today it opens its fourth Domino's Pizza store in Warsaw, with stores five and six opening shortly.

Located on Marynarska Street in the centre of Warsaw's modern business district, the fourth store will cater to the needs of the thousands of professionals who work and live there. Stores five and six, which are scheduled to open in the first half of September, will be located north and west of the city centre respectively.


Peter Shaw, Chief Executive of DP Poland, comments:

"The Marynarska store is adjacent to areas covered by our first and third stores and has great potential to develop both a strong lunch time and evening trade. The store is highly visible and will be a flagship for us in the wealthy Mokotow district, as we continue to build our presence south of the city centre.


Our focus is to rapidly open a critical mass of stores in Warsaw, to reach a tipping point in brand awareness and sales. Our fifth and sixth stores are days from completion, and staff training is well advanced for both. We have store managers in readiness for the 12 scheduled store openings this year and we are seeing some great talent coming through in our store teams and we have made a number of promotions already."

31 August 2011

Enquiries:

DP Poland plc
020 3393 6854

Peter Shaw, Chief Executive


College Hill
020 7457 2020

Matthew Smallwood

Justine Warren

Seymour Pierce
020 7107 8000

Jeremy Porter / Catherine Leftley - Corporate Finance

David Banks / Jacqui Briscoe - Corporate Broking

Notes to editors

DP Poland is the owner of the exclusive rights to develop and operate Domino's Pizza stores in Poland, through its wholly owned subsidiary DP Polska SA.

[mirandaj] 01/8/2011 07:51

Three stores:

[pilot48] 01/8/2011 07:10

No worries, good luck with your investments.

[wylecoyote] 31/7/2011 21:12

Hello pilot,

Thanks for this. Yes, I can see the RNS releases and I will do my own research. The charts look good and I would be tempted to jump on the bandwagon, but I'd rather wait for the actual numbers first and see if the valuation is good on the potential. To me it is a no brainer(if only I had bought on the IPO), but I don't live in Poland and there are many variables to consider. If the numbers are good and shows decent levels of cash generation then I may be a buyer.

[pilot48] 31/7/2011 18:27

Previous news releases.

Checked the DPP website, no calendar of upcoming events.



States in the rules that half-yearly reports must be provided. We have the final results up to 31 December 2010 so I would have thought we should see half-yearly around August/September, but all IMO DYOR etc etc.

[wylecoyote] 31/7/2011 17:43

Well I have shortlisted this company, but am waiting on the numbers. Does anyone know if they have an investor calendar of events for the year. I know this is AIM listed, are they obligated to give a half year report as well? If so, when is this likely to be due?

Thanks

Wyle

[cheou812] 28/7/2011 13:55

Not a nice time in the markets generally. In the medium to long term, though, this one should go up plenty.

[pilot48] 27/7/2011 21:46

I was quite stunned with my timing today, bought in around opening having seen the spread was unchanged and a nice rise later on. A nice aberration.

[cheou812] 27/7/2011 20:04

Indeed, pilot.

With nine more store opening in the next six months, a nice newsflow should keep us climbing. :))

[pilot48] 27/7/2011 16:39

Nice rise today *echo*

[pilot48] 27/7/2011 09:39

Good news today with the third store open - Our fourth and fifth stores are under construction and we have leases signed on a further seven stores, keeping us on schedule to open our planned twelve stores this year."

[cheou812] 12/7/2011 15:50

Yes, let's hope we can touch the heady heights of 120p again soon!

Interesting reading:

[sabre6] 08/7/2011 16:53

The third store must be opening very soon and by the sound of things store number one is a runaway success.
All looks very promising

[mr hangman] 07/6/2011 17:14

If you look in the Guiness book of records, this goes down as the most
expensive pizza parlour ever, lol

[cheou812] 07/6/2011 15:57

All you need to know about the likes of Hangman and his merry band of fellow derampers, Rimmy.



I'm no expert, Rimmy, and like you I would like to see an update.

But I do see much potential upside.

And I'm a holder.

The management team here started Coffee Heaven in Poland from scratch in 1999, which they sold a couple of years ago to Whitbread.



This is their next project.

That's given me some faith, as well as the success of other fast-food brands in emerging markets (KFC in China and India, Pizza Hut in China).

Anyway, hope this helps but as always it's all IMHO, DYOR and GL.

[mr hangman] 07/6/2011 15:31

1 Store, lol and what's the mkt cap again ?

[14tommo] 07/6/2011 15:23

cheou812

I envisaged the population of Warsaw glued to their TV sets watching the Olympics in UK and stuffing themselves with Domino Pizzas - and the same is true for their football event in 2012. In UK Domino's advertising paid off handsomely when linked to large sporting events. Long term this has to be a winner but I'd like the reassurance of a trading update on the one store up and running.

[mr hangman] 07/6/2011 15:11

"they will have just 24 by next year" don't you mean they might have..
i was refering to GBR, DOM is just a nice income play,
Think you will find the DPP buisness model is flawed aswel,as always DYOR

[cheou812] 07/6/2011 13:53

Rimmy,

Credit Suisse reiterating 'neutral' for DOM this morning with a 510p target price

[cheou812] 07/6/2011 13:47

Hangman,

Domino's UK has more than 660 stores; in Poland, they will have just 24 by next year.

So how can you say Domino's UK is better for growth, especially in this economic climate, where Poland's GDP growth will be about 2.5 times the UK's this year?

Plus, in Poland they are one of the first companies to offer fast food delivery.

DOM is a more conservative bet but there is no doubt much more scope for share price growth in DPP, IMO.