Domino's Pizza NYSE: DPZ druga pod względem wielkości sieć pizzerii w USA

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Akcje firmy dostarczającej pizzę - Domino's Pizza (DPZ) gwałtownie wzrosły w ubiegłym tygodniu, osiągając maksymalne historyczne wartości 381 USD, po publikacji dobrze przyjętego raportu kwartalnego. Co więcej, spółka broni się przed ostatnią wyprzedażą na szerokim rynku.

Spółka w czwartym kwartale wykazała lepsze od oczekiwań wartości przychodów i zysku na akcję. Przychody Domino's w raportowanym kwartale wzrosły o 6,3% r/r do 1,15 mld USD (średnio prognozowano 1,12 mld USD), natomiast zysk na akcję wyniósł 3,12 USD (analitycy spodziewali się średnio wartości 2,98 USD). Wzrost w ujęciu rocznym był napędzany przez skalę (otwarto 1106 nowych lokali w 2019 roku) oraz wyższą o 3,4% sprzedaż w tym samym lokalu w USA. Szczególnie ten ostatni współczynnik dużo mówi o sile Domino's, która w ostatnich miesiącach ostro walczyła z konkurencją, także ze strony podmiotów powiązanych i aplikacji pośredniczących jak DoorDash, Uber Eats i Grubhub. Dla Domino's dostawy do fundamentalna część biznesu i odpycha konkurencję wszelkimi możliwymi sposobami. Analitycy wskazują, że strategia Domino's zwana potocznie 'fortecą' zaczyna się opłacać.
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Domino's Pizza stock fell on Tuesday, a day after the pizza deliverer pulled its full-year financial outlook due to the coronavirus pandemic and reported preliminary first quarter same-store sales that some analysts found to be a little soft.

Domino's (DPZ) said it expects same-store sales at U.S. locations to increase 1.6%. They rose 1.5% internationally overall during the quarter, but dipped 0.2% in the period from Feb. 24 to March 22 as the pandemic forced the company to temporarily close stores.

Wall Street was looking for a 2.9% hike in U.S. Q1 same store sales, according to Consensus Metrix. International sales were expected to grow 1.6%.

Coronavirus cases have surged in parts of the U.S., forcing stay-at-home guidelines and restricting restaurant service to to-go only. Some analysts have predicted an uptick in business for Domino's, which already has a massive delivery infrastructure.

Still, classes at colleges have been suspended or moved online, and more campuses are empty. The NBA season and March Madness have been suspended or canceled, depriving bars and restaurants of the typical sports-season sales bump.

"Shelter-in-place directives, pantry loading, university and school closures, event cancellations, and the lack of live televised sports have all impacted our business in ways that we cannot yet fully quantify," CEO Ritch Allison said in a statement.

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Domino's Pizza Q1 Earnings Beat, Early Q2 U.S. Sales Accelerate

Domino's Pizza (DPZ) beat first-quarter earnings forecasts and report strong U.S. sales trends so far in the second quarter, after the coronavirus forced diners indoors and left many with pickup and delivery.

Domino's Pizza Earnings
Estimates: Wall Street expects Domino's Pizza earnings per share to increase 4% to $2.29, according to Zacks. Revenue was expected to rise 4% to $866.75 million.

Domino's Pizza, in announcing preliminary first-quarter results in March, said same-store sales at U.S. locations rose 1.6%. They rose 1.5% internationally. The results were below expectations.

Results: EPS of $3.07 on revenue of $873.1 million.

Outlook: Domino's withdrew its guidance for the 2-3 period, but gave early figures for Q2. In the first four weeks of the quarter, U.S. comps were up 7.1% and overall sales up 10.1 %. International comps were down 3.2% and overall sales down 13.2%.

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ATechniczna
Domino's Pizza (DPZ) is breaking out as the company, unlike most retailers, is getting a sales boost from the coronavirus pandemic as people stay at home and order pizza.

Shares are up nearly 2% Monday, clearing a 387.97 buy point of a flat base, according to MarketSmith chart analysis. The base is first stage. Leading stocks tend to make their biggest runs out of breakouts from such early-stage patterns. But volume so far is running just above average, well below the 40% spike that tends to accompany the strongest.
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Domino's Pizza Earnings, Sales Beat As At-Home Dining Stays Strong

Domino's Pizza (DPZ) topped second-quarter earnings forecasts, as customers ordered in amid a steady increase in U.S. coronavirus cases. Domino's stock rose.

The results come after restaurants and bars have tried to reopen, after a months-long shutdown of sit-down dining. But some are reversing course as more people become infected with Covid-19 and states walk back their plans to restart their economies.

Domino's Earnings
Estimates: Wall Street expects Domino's earnings per share to rise 3% to $2.25, according to Zacks Investment Research. Revenue for the pizza deliverer was forecast to climb 11% to $899.24 million.

Consensus Metrix estimated a domestic same-store sales gain of 13.1%. Among Domino's international franchisees, same-store sales were seen up 1.2%.

Results: EPS of $2.99 on revenue of $920 million. U.S. same-store sales grew 16.1%, with international comps up 1.3%.

As of July 8, there were fewer than 600 international stores temporarily closed, down from a peak of 2,400 closures in international markets.

Domino's Stock
Shares rose 1.3% to 419.03 in premarket trading on the stock market today. Domino's stock is extended beyond buy range from a 387.95 buy point of a flat base. Rival Papa John's (PZZA) and Pizza Hut parent Yum Brands (YUM) weren't active yet.

Domino's stock has a strong 91 Composite Rating out of a best-possible 99. The EPS Rating of Domino's stock, a gauge of earnings acceleration, is a best-possible 99. Domino's relative strength line has been choppy since the spring.

U.S. states earlier this year barred indoor dining at restaurants in an effort to muffle the coronavirus' spread. Delivery and takeout were still allowed. But Wall Street analysts pegged Domino's stock as a particularly big beneficiary, after the company invested heavily in its digital-order and delivery capacity.

Domino's, during its first-quarter earnings call April, said that people had grown tired of cooking, leading to a bump in orders. Early sales results in the second quarter showed an increase in weekday orders and weaker results on the weekend and during evenings, as entertainment options remained scarce. Order sizes had increased, possibly due to more people eating together.

Delivery Competition, Consolidation
Even as restaurants have tried to reopen, some data shows diners still felt cautious about entering one. A survey from a Bank of America restaurant analyst, published last month, found that less than half of respondents expected to feel "comfortable" going back to restaurants at some point before Labor Day.

But Domino's stock faces competition from online third-party deliverers. Those companies have brought smaller restaurants into the nation's delivery ecosystem — although not without hefty fees for service — and tried to consolidate in recent weeks.

Uber (UBER), for instance, last week agreed to buy Postmates. Grubhub (GRUB) last month agreed to be bought by Just Eat Takeaway.com, a large food-delivery company based in Amsterdam.

The pandemic has suffocated the restaurant industry, which laid off scores of workers after mandated restrictions took hold. A separate Bank of America survey found that larger restaurants had rebounded more quickly than smaller restaurants.

Domino's in April said it was too early to tell whether it was able to gain market share on independent restaurants, which might not have the same digital delivery infrastructure as a large chain, or the money to absorb the fees charged by the online deliverers.

"I think the last thing any of us in the industry want to see is a lot of independent restaurant closures," CEO Ritch Allison said on the company's earnings call in April.

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Sieć pizzerii i jej franczyzobiorcy zatrudnią w Stanach Zjednoczonych ponad 20 tys. osób. Będą to przede wszystkim dostawcy i pracownicy kuchni.

Domino's Pizza jest jedną z nielicznych sieci restauracji, które osiągnęły w drugim kwartale roku wzrost sprzedaży. Wprowadzono m.in. bezkontaktową dostawę.

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Ranked: Biggest Fast Food Chains in America



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Domino’s Earnings Ride Boom
The pizza chain reports early Thursday.
Wall Street expects EPS to climb 13% to
$2.31, on revenue of $944.5 million, a 15%
gain. Domino’s PizzaDPZ will report results
amid the coronavirus-induced food delivery boom, which has pushed shares and
sales higher this year. The company in July
also said it saw a bigger opportunity to
expand, as struggling businesses leave
more real estate open.

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Domino's Pizza (DPZ) gapped down and sank 7% in heavy volume to undercut its 50-day line. The pizza chain reported mixed Q3 results as earnings missed views but sales topped forecasts. Shares are back below a 424.84 buy point of a flat base.

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Czarny koń stawia na ekspansję

Domino’s Pizza. Jeden z niewielu zwycięzców branży gastronomicznej podczas pandemii. W odniesieniu sukcesu pomogła szybka dostawa.

Amerykańska sieć restauracji okazała się być niespodziewanym beneficjentem globalnego lockdownu. Podczas gdy restauracje były zamykane, firma przyciągnęła nowych klientów obietnicą dostawy w mniej niż 30 minut oraz przystępną aplikacją mobilną.

Przychody spółki w I półroczu wzrosły o 9,2 proc., do niemal 1,8 mld dolarów. Zysk podskoczył o 29,9 proc., do ponad 240 mln dolarów. Tym samym firma pozytywnie zaskoczyła wynikami ekspertów, których oczekiwania co do przychodów wypracowanych przez firmę w ostatnim półroczu zostały przebite o ponad 33 proc.


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Dzięki pandemii firma nie tylko poprawiła sprzedaż, ale też zaistniała w świadomości wielu klientów. Poprzez dotarcie do szerszego grona odbiorców dzięki poszerzeniu oferty lokali do ponad 17 tys. oraz bogatej ofercie promocji firma przyciągnęła do siebie nowych konsumentów. Dodatkowo spółka dysponuje dobrą aplikacją, co w obecnym czasie rozkwitu rozwiązań mobilnych jest atutem i stwarza pole do rozwoju. Warto również wspomnieć o wydatkach na reklamę marki, które dzięki odpowiedniej strukturze finansowania zwiększają się wtedy, gdy rosną przychody lokali Domino's.

W tym miejscu trzeba podkreślić, że główny czynnik wzmagający sprzedaż, jakim była pandemia, i obowiązek zachowania dystansu społecznego w miarę upływającego czasu odgrywa coraz mniejszą rolę.

Lokale otwiera również główny rywal Pizza Hut oraz mniejsze restauracje, które stanowią dla firmy dużą konkurencję.

Cena akcji notowanej na giełdzie w Nowym Jorku spółki od początku roku podskoczyła o niemal 47 proc., osiągając najwyższą w historii wycenę ponad 430 dolarów za walor. Firma wypłaca kwartalną dywidendę 0,78 dolara na akcję.

W najbliższych dniach ważnym wydarzeniem będzie publikacja wyników za III kwartał, które pokażą, jak spółka poradziła sobie w warunkach większej konkurencji. Analitycy utrzymują dla akcji Domino's rekomendację „silne kupu", ponieważ patrząc na wzrosty przychodów w poprzednich kwartałach, spodziewają się poprawy wyników.

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Domino's Pizza hikes dividend by 20.5 percent. $DPZ

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Domino's Pizza i Nuro tworzą robota dostarczającego jedzenie

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On the earnings front, Domino’s Pizza Inc (NYSE:DPZ) jumped more than 14% after the pizza chain delivered quarterly results that topped expectations on both the top and bottom lines, driven by its new menu items.

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After a pandemic year of strong growth, Domino’s Pizza (DPZ) - Get Domino's Pizza, Inc. Report, reported its first same-store sales decline in a decade.

Jim Cramer recently called it "the end of an era" for the pizza delivery giant.

Richard Allison, CEO of Domino's told Cramer on "Mad Money" not to worry, business at Domino's is still going strong, even if the company wasn't able to match those record-setting numbers hit during the height of the pandemic.

Domino's currently has 6,500 locations across the U.S., but Allison said that the nation could easily support 8,000 locations. Domino's opened four new stores every day during the quarter, setting themselves up for growth for a long time to come.

The brand is also strong internationally, where franchisees tailor the experience to their local markets by buying local and hiring local. With only 400 locations in China, the potential is tremendous for Domino's in the world’s most populous country.

When asked about the labor shortage in the U.S., Allison said that immigration has always been the backbone of hiring at Domino's. He believes the U.S. needs more immigrants to solve the national restaurant worker shortage. Immigrants typically start as delivery drivers at Domino’s but can work their way up to millionaire franchise owners.

Allison explained that Domino's owns stores for three reasons: to lead, develop great people and because it makes a lot of economic sense.

Finally, Allison commented on Domino’s driverless delivery trials by saying they continue to learn a lot from the program and as the technology evolves, Domino's will be at the forefront. In the trials, consumers call the store and get a PIN. They meet the vehicle at the curb, enter the PIN and take the pizza from the vehicle.

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Domino's Pizza hikes dividend by 17 percent. $DPZ #dividends