Domino’s Pizza Enterprise net loss reaches $134.2m for FY2026
Underlying profit rose 4% during the period.
Domino's Pizza Enterprises has swung to a statutory loss after tax of $134.2m from continuing operations, driven by $255.7m in after-tax significant items, whilst underlying profit rose 4% to $121.6m for the full year ended 28 June 2026.
The group said the majority of these items were non-cash and included impairments and write-downs relating to France and Taiwan, technology assets and underperforming corporate stores.
Underlying network sales dipped 6.8% from $4.15b in FY2025 to $3.86b in FY2026. Revenue also dropped 11.2% to $2.04b. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) also fell 6.1% to $325.4m for the year.
Jack Cowin, chairman of DPE Group, reiterated his stand on reducing their reliance on discounting and said the group has more work to do.
“Franchisee profitability for the 12 months to the third quarter improved 11.3% on a constant currency basis, to $105,700 per store. This was the highest in four years, showing we are making meaningful progress. Our ambition remains $130,000, and importantly, we have a plan to work towards that outcome,” Cowin said.
Cowin added that the group’s priorities will include growing profitable order counts through compelling customer value, reducing supplier input costs so more value flows to franchise partners, and improving store productivity through better labour and operational execution.
“This is where management’s attention is focused, because a more profitable franchisee is the engine of our business ‑ supporting network growth, better customer service and, ultimately, stronger shareholder returns,” Cowin said.
