Domino's Pizza Enterprises (DPE), the largest master franchisee of Domino's Pizza, Inc., reported its first annual loss since going public two decades ago. The company posted an annual loss of A$3.7 million ($2.40 million) for the year ended June 2025, a significant decline from the A$96 million profit recorded in the previous year.
This financial downturn also saw DPE miss a Visible Alpha consensus estimate of A$14.5 million profit, triggering a 21% slump in its shares, marking the steepest decline in nearly two months. The company also announced a reduced dividend payout to shareholders, reflecting its challenging financial position.
The results come amidst ongoing management changes and efforts to address underperformance across DPE's operations in Australia, New Zealand, and Asia. This severe financial deterioration for a major international franchisee underscores the macroeconomic pressures impacting global quick-service restaurant markets and can affect Domino's Pizza Inc.'s overall international segment performance.
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