Overview
- The company reported results Monday, July 20, 2026, with Q2 revenue of $1.19 billion beating estimates while adjusted EPS of $4.07 and U.S. same-store sales up 0.1% both missed expectations.
- Top-line growth was driven by a 6.5% rise in supply-chain revenue and net openings of 209 stores, showing corporate sales can grow even when existing restaurant sales lag.
- Management said order counts increased meaningfully for delivery and carryout, but a weaker average ticket and a tough prior-year product compare held back comparable-store sales.
- Domino's kept full-year guidance for low-single-digit comparable-sales growth and confirmed Joe Jordan will become CEO on October 1 as Russell Weiner moves toward executive chairman duties.
- Investors have pushed the stock lower this year as repeated promotions raise concern about compressed franchisee margins and broader headwinds such as stronger local competition, higher fuel costs, and shifting consumer habits tied to weight-loss drugs.