Domino’s CEO Andrew Rennie resigns
COO Nicola Frampton will act as interim CEO and join the board.
Domino's Pizza Group announced that CEO Andrew Rennie has stepped down with immediate effect, also leaving the board.
"I would like to thank Andrew for his contribution to the business, including overseeing continued operational excellence and significant market share gains,” said Ian Bull, Chair of Domino's Pizza Group. “We wish him well for the future.”
The board has begun searching for a new chief executive.
Until a replacement is found, Chief Operations Officer Nicola Frampton will act as interim CEO and join the board.
Frampton also sits on the board of Frasers Group and previously ran UK retail operations at William Hill.
“We have a number of ongoing growth and performance initiatives that we will be focused on executing at pace,” Frampton said.
“These include the continued enhancement of our supply chain, delivering further product innovation, including the system-wide launch of CHICK'N'DIP next year, and preparing for the rollout of our loyalty program in 2026," she added.
As previously announced, incoming Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Andy Andrea is due to start on 16 March 2026; Richard Snow remains interim CFO until then.
After Andrea’s arrival, the company plans to review its capital allocation strategy.
Domino’s said it does not expect to pursue a second brand acquisition before the new CEO is appointed.
The company will postpone its Capital Markets Day, originally set for 9 December 2025.
Its previously announced FY25 outlook and profit guidance are unchanged.
