Domino’s Pizza has reported its highest ever number of orders in the last three months of 2022, as it enjoyed a boost from the World Cup and more people using its app.
The Britain and Ireland takeaway giant said it had 18.5 million orders in the fourth quarter, with total orders up 4 per cent and collection orders up 28 per cent compared to 2021.
Domino’s said it had been an “exceptionally busy year” having launched new takeaway deals to target customers facing cost pressures and new products to tie in with people watching football at home.
The company saw its underlying pretax profit fall by 13 per cent last year, to £99 million (€111.2m) from £114 million, which it said was due to investment into new cloud-based technology platforms.
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Like-for-like system sales were up almost 14 per cent versus the final quarter of 2021. – PA
