Domino’s Pizza has registered 6.2% growth in third quarter (Q3) US revenue in 2025, reaching $1.15bn.
The rise stemmed chiefly from elevated supply chain revenues, alongside higher US franchise royalties, fees and advertising revenues.
Supply chain revenues grew from increased order volumes and a 3.3% uplift in the company’s food basket pricing to stores compared with Q3 2024.
These gains were partly counterbalanced by changes in product sales mix and the shift of the company’s equipment and supplies operations to a third-party provider.
US franchise royalties, fees and advertising revenues rose due to same-store sales increases and net store expansion over the preceding four quarters.
The quick-service restaurant chain achieved 6.3% growth in global retail sales, with US same-store sales up 5.2% and international sales advancing 1.7%.
Net income fell by $7.6m, or 5.2%, from Q3 2024. This decline was due to what company described as “an unfavourable change of $29.2 million in the pre-tax unrealised losses and gains associated with the company's investment in DPC Dash Ltd."
Income from operations, however, surged 12.2%.
Domino’s added 214 stores worldwide in the quarter: 29 in the US and 185 in international markets.
The board declared a quarterly dividend of $1.74 per share, payable on 26 December 2025.
Domino's CEO Russell Weiner stated: "I am incredibly proud of how our team and franchise system is bringing our Hungry for MORE strategy to life and delivering best in class results.
"In the US, we drove positive order counts behind our Best Deal Ever promotion and stuffed crust pizza product innovation for the third quarter. This resulted in another quarter of strong growth in both our delivery and carryout businesses.”
