How Is Domino’s Pizza Likely To Grow In The Next 2 Years?

Domino’s Pizza (NYSE: DPZ) had a pretty decent 2017. The company managed to increase revenues to the tune of almost 10% year-over-year. The rise in revenues were spurred on by increased store expansion that led to heavier gains in market share. To put this into perspective, the fast food giant opened about 1,045 stores all across the globe in the year. Further, the company has managed to increase revenues through constant promotions that completely outdo competitors. In general, the company is well positioned for long-term growth. It is for this reason, we believe the company will report close to $2.14 billion in FY 2019.

We have created an interactive dashboard analysis to estimate Domino’s Pizza’s future revenue based on its expected revenue growth in each of its divisions. Click on the link to modify the figures to arrive at your own price estimate.

Expectations:

• $112 million revenue growth at Domestic Company Owned Stores.
• $35 million revenue growth at Domestic Franchise Stores.
• $404 million revenue growth at Supply Chain.
• $33 million revenue growth at International Franchise Stores.

At the moment, it seems as though Domino’s is going to continue its rapid expansion in order to gain most traction, while competitors lose out. With the heavy increase in stores, the company’s supply chain division is likely to see the most growth.

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