Domino's

Domino's International Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Domino's LLC, began serving consumers outside the United States in 1983 when the first store opened in Winnipeg, Canada. Since then, Domino's International has extended its global reach to include more than 90 international markets serviced by more than 18,300 stores.

 

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Domino’s UK appoints new chief

He was previously the CEO of Australia, France and Belgium operations.

Domino’s completes disposal of investment in German partner

The Transaction was completed on 5 June with £79.9m of proceeds received.

Former Just Eat’s Jamieson joins Domino’s Pizza as CFO

His appointment will take effect in October 2022.

Domino’s UK & Ireland CEO steps down

Dominic Paul will become CEO of Whitbread.

DP Eurasia’s four-month sales up 57%

Store count grew to 816 from 775.

Domino's Pizza Group appoints Tracy Corrigan as independent non-executive director

She was the chief strategy officer of Dow Jones & Company from 2014 to 2020.

Domino’s names Kirsty Pitcher as people director

Pitcher joins the pizza chain from Boots where she has been HR Director, Retail and Operations, across the UK and Ireland since 2018.

Off-premise sales boost DP Eurasia’s FY21 performance

Whilst there has been an increase in daily new COVID-19 cases since December, the company said it is subject to any material operational constraints.

Plant-based fish and chips, pepperoni pizza amongst items launched for Veganuary

Deliveroo, meanwhile, reported a 117% surge in plant-based ordering across the UK since Veganuary 2021.

Domino’s inks profit-sharing deal with franchisees

The pizza chain said it will invest £20 million over three years.

Domino's Pizza Group non-executive vice chairman Colin Halpern to step down

He intends to focus on his other business interests in the United States.

Strong demand in Turkey lifts DP Eurasia’s sales

Digital continues to be the main driver of the business, the company said.