UK’s Domino’s Pizza Group Reports Modest Like-for-Like Sales Growth in Q3
Higher prices, new products and loyalty schemes help offset challenging consumer backdrop as full-year profit guidance remains unchanged
The UK’s Domino’s Pizza Group announced that like-for-like system sales grew by 1% in its third quarter ended 28 September 2025, compared with a 0.7% decline in the prior quarter.
The turnaround reflects the company’s efforts to maintain demand via higher pricing, new menu offerings and strengthened loyalty initiatives.
Franchisees increased prices and introduced targeted value deals to mitigate rising labour and tax costs, the company said in its statement.
The group reiterated its expectation for core profit between £130 million and £140 million for full-year 2025, despite cost pressures and subdued consumer spending.
While the broader market remains challenging, the results underscore Domino’s continued resilience in the UK and Ireland, leveraging its delivery-first model and digital propositions.
The maintained guidance suggests management confidence in navigating the inflationary environment and executing its strategy in partnership with franchisees.
The turnaround reflects the company’s efforts to maintain demand via higher pricing, new menu offerings and strengthened loyalty initiatives.
Franchisees increased prices and introduced targeted value deals to mitigate rising labour and tax costs, the company said in its statement.
The group reiterated its expectation for core profit between £130 million and £140 million for full-year 2025, despite cost pressures and subdued consumer spending.
While the broader market remains challenging, the results underscore Domino’s continued resilience in the UK and Ireland, leveraging its delivery-first model and digital propositions.
The maintained guidance suggests management confidence in navigating the inflationary environment and executing its strategy in partnership with franchisees.
