Highlights

  • Total system sales of DPG increased by 2.1% in Q3 2025, with like-for-like sales (excluding VAT and splits) up 1.0%.
  • Full-year underlying EBITDA guidance reaffirmed at between GBP 130 million and GBP 140 million.
  • 18 new stores opened year-to-date, including the first outlet under the new POD format.

Domino’s Pizza Group PLC (LSE:DOM) has issued its trading statement for the third quarter of 2025 (Q3 25), reporting positive system sales growth and steady operational progress. The Group confirmed that full-year financial guidance remains unchanged, supported by continued innovation, disciplined execution, and stable franchise operations across the UK and Ireland.

Positive Sales Performance Amid Industry Pressures

During Q3 2025, total system sales rose by 2.1%, while like-for-like system sales excluding VAT and splits increased by 1.0%. The Group noted that this growth was achieved despite continued caution among consumers in the quick service restaurant (QSR) sector.

Total orders across the network declined by 1.5% compared with the same period last year. Collection orders increased by 1.7%, benefitting from an ongoing national campaign that continues to encourage in-store pickups. Delivery orders, however, decreased by 3.4%.

New Product Launches Support Customer Engagement

Domino’s introduced two new menu items during the period — the Chick ‘N’ Dip and the Ultimate Indian Feast — both of which received favourable initial customer feedback. These launches form part of the company’s continued focus on menu innovation and enhancing the customer experience.

Operationally, the Group maintained industry-leading delivery times, demonstrating consistency across its franchise network. Collaboration between the company and franchisees remains central to addressing cost pressures and adapting to market dynamics.

DPG also reiterated its plan to open stores in the “mid-twenties” range during FY25. As of the end of Q3, 18 new stores had opened, including the debut of Domino’s new POD format.

Outlook and Investor Engagement

Looking ahead, Domino’s maintained its full-year guidance for underlying EBITDA in the range of GBP 130 million to GBP 140 million, with expectations for new store openings unchanged. The Group stated that it continues to work closely with franchisees to manage cost impacts and prepare for any potential outcomes from the upcoming UK Budget on 26 November.

An Investor Day is scheduled for 9 December 2025.

DOM shares were trading at GBX 189.30 per share at the time of writing on 4 November 2025.