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Billionaire Jack Cowin, the largest shareholder of Domino's Pizza Enterprises, took charge at the company earlier this year to implement a turnaround

Jubilant FoodWorks to expand Domino's and Popeyes in India, target 200 bps margin rise in three years, and cut delivery time from 30 to 20 minutes while growing store network

The world's largest pizza chain introduced items such as the parmesan-stuffed crust pizza to its list, and attracted value-conscious consumers through deals under its rewards program

Little Caesars, a Detroit, Michigan-based world's third largest pizza chain, is entering the Indian market. India -- one of the fastest growing quick service restaurant markets -- will be the 30th market for Little Caesars, which is also the world's largest family-owned pizza chain, for which it has roped in Harnessing Harvest as its franchise partner. It has planned to open its first outlet in Delhi-NCR in this month, with plans for additional locations to follow, according to a statement from the company. "Launching in India marks an exciting milestone for Little Caesars as we expand into our 30th country. With our delicious pizzas and unbeatable value, we're eagerly anticipating introducing a unique menu that we believe will captivate India," said Paula Vissing, President, Global Retail, Little Caesars Pizza. Its entry into India market reflects the brand's commitment to global growth, bringing its signature menu and exceptional value to a new market, it said. Recently, Little

Jubilant FoodWorks posted a 76.8% fall in Q4FY25 net profit to ₹48 crore even as sales rose 35%; Domino's India grew delivery revenue and added new stores

The company has started seeing tailwinds in both deliveries and dine-in, with like-for-like (LFL) sales growing by 12.5 per cent year-on-year

Despite the optimism surrounding growth, many brokerages are concerned about Jubilant FoodWorks' margin outlook

Nuvama has picked Jubilant, Trent, V-Mart, Titan, and Aditya Vision as its top bets going forward, highlighting their strong performances and promising outlook

Jubilant FoodWorks share: Jubilant FoodWorks owns brands like Domino's Pizza, Popeyes, Dunkin' Donuts, and Hong's Kitchen

Jubilant FoodWorks Ltd on Monday said it estimates a 56.2 per cent growth in consolidated revenue from operations at Rs 2,153.2 crore in the third quarter of the ongoing fiscal, compared to the year-ago period. In its quarterly update, the company, which operates popular fast food chains such as Domino's, Popeyes and Dunkin, said the provisional standalone revenue from operations in the third quarter was at Rs 1,611.1 crore, higher by 18.9 per cent year-on-year. On a like-for-like (LFL) basis, Domino's India growth was at 12.5 per cent and the same for Turkey was down 3.2 per cent, Jubilant FoodWorks Ltd (JFL) said in a regulatory filing. As of October-December quarter end, the JFL Group network reached 3,260 stores, with a net addition of 130 stores during the quarter, it said. Domino's India opened 60 net new stores, ending the quarter with 2,139 stores, while Domino's Turkey opened 25 net new stores, ending the quarter with 738 stores, it added.

In Q3FY25, Domino's pizza chain operator Jubilant FoodWorks has reported a 56.2 per cent year-on-year growth in consolidated revenue from operations at Rs 2,153 crore

The investments were disclosed in a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing detailing Berkshire's US-listed investments as of Sept 30

India's $5 billion fast-food sector has seen significant growth, driven by rising demand among low- and middle-income families

To spur demand Jubilant offered free home delivery and value deals such as meals for Rs 99 ($1.18), in a quarter that coincided with the T20 Cricket World Cup and school summer vacations

While high levels of food inflation continue to impact raw material prices, lingering effects of inflation are making consumers pull back on discretionary spends, lending to the sector's slowdown

Domino's U.S. same-store sales growth of 4.8 per cent in the quarter fell just short of expectations of 4.91 per cent growth, according to LSEG data

Domino's Indian franchise gains steam as pizza outpaces burger rivals amid shifting market dynamics

With 2,000 outlets in 421 cities, chain shifts focus to dine-in

Its revenue from operations rose 23.85 per cent to Rs 1,572.79 crore during the quarter. It was Rs 1,269.84 crore in the year-ago period, it added

Domino's initiated a lawsuit for trademark infringement against 13 restaurants operating names such as 'Dominic Pizza', 'and Dominek's Pizza', among others