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Domino's Pizza to Scale Back Store Openings in 2024; Misses Sales Estimates

August 12, 2024 2 min read
author Anamika Mishra, Sub Editor
Domino's Pizza announced on Thursday that it will open fewer stores than initially expected in key international markets due to weakened demand from cost-conscious consumers. The world's largest pizza chain revealed that its target to open more than 925 international outlets this year will fall short by approximately 275 stores. This reduction follows a decision by its Australia-based master franchise to close underperforming stores in Japan and France. As a result of this news, Domino's shares dropped nearly 12% in premarket trading. The company also suspended its long-term goal of opening 1,100 net global stores annually. Jim Sanderson, an analyst at Northcoast Research, expressed

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