Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd reported a full-year net loss of A$134.2 million for the 12 months ended June 28, 2026, as non-recurring charges of A$316.1 million outweighed underlying earnings growth.
The Australian master franchisee of the Domino’s brand cited impairments in its French and Taiwanese operations, accelerated amortization of technology investments, and costs related to store closures as key contributors to the one-off expenses. Revenue declined 11.2% year-over-year to A$2.05 billion, reflecting weaker trading conditions across its markets.
Underlying net profit after tax, which excludes exceptional items, rose 4% to A$121.6 million. Franchisee profitability improved 11.3% to A$105,700 per store over the 12 months to the third quarter, marking the highest level in four years but still below the company’s long-term target of A$130,000.
Cost reductions totaling A$67 million were achieved through headcount adjustments, technology spending cuts, and supplier negotiations. Net debt decreased by A$227.8 million, lowering the net leverage ratio from 2.57x to 1.86x. The company declared a final dividend of 32.5 Australian cents per share, bringing the total annual payout to 57.5 cents, including an interim payment of 25 cents.
Domino’s plans to permanently close up to 60 stores across its operating regions. The move follows a successful pricing and store operating model test in Western Australia, which increased average store profit by over 30% despite lower sales volumes. The company intends to roll out the revised model across Australia during the fiscal year 2027.
