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Domino’s UK Q3 system sales rise 3.5% as orders and newer menu ranges grow
Like-for-like sales increased 2.3% and total orders rose 2.6%, while the group maintained its full-year expectations.
Domino’s Pizza Group reported 3.5% growth in total system sales for the quarter ended September 30, including 2.3% like-for-like sales growth.
Total orders rose 2.6% and like-for-like orders grew 1.4%. The company said Italianos and Chick ’N’ Dip supported the quarter, and it maintained its full-year expectations.
Sales and orders both grew
Total system sales rose 3.5% in the quarter ended September 30. Like-for-like sales increased 2.3%, total orders rose 2.6%, and like-for-like orders grew 1.4%. System sales cover franchised and corporate outlets and are not the same as the listed group’s accounting revenue.
The quarter followed an early World Cup lift
Domino’s said the World Cup helped sales at the start of the period and that growth continued in August and September. Year-to-date like-for-like sales were up 4.0%, while like-for-like orders increased 1.5%.
Menu additions supported the mix
The company said both pizza and Chick ’N’ Dip grew, with continued strong sales from the Italianos range. Reuters reported those ranges helped lift order values. This is management and reporter context, not a claim that the menu additions explain every sale.
Full-year expectations were maintained
Domino’s kept its full-year expectations. It also said major costs were fixed for fiscal 2026 and into fiscal 2027, supporting its confidence in earnings growth from fiscal 2027. That remains a company outlook, not a completed result.
