Domino’s turns to assortment to keep away from the hit of supply driver pay rises

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izza chain Domino’s mentioned it might focus extra on collections so it will probably restrict the impression of rising supply driver pay on its backside line.

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Sales for the three months to 26 March grew to a record £386.6m. However, the ten.7% rise in gross sales, earlier than the impression of lastr 12 months’s hike in VAT, was nicely under meals inflation. According to the ONS, a basket of flour, tomatoes, cheese and sliced meat was 31% costlier this March than it was a 12 months earlier.

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Collection orders grew rather more shortly. This, the company mentioned,  helped it keep away from rising labour prices by ‘outsourcing’ work to customers.

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“Collection represents the most efficient labour channel, with delivery effectively outsourced to the customer,” Domino’s mentioned. “This is particularly important in an environment where there are pressures on labour availability and wage inflation.”

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While it took a bigger slice of the UK takeaway market in Q1, the corporate mentioned the sector as an entire was “challenging”.

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Interim CEO Elias Diaz Sese mentioned: “Whilst this year has started well for Domino’s, there continues to be uncertainty in the economic environment with household budgets likely to remain under increasing pressure.

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“However, we continue to be excited about the many opportunities we see for Domino's in 2023 and beyond as we continue to work towards our purpose of delivering a better future through food people love.

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"We are well placed to succeed as we accelerate the execution of our strategy. We are focused on improving our franchise partners' profitability and we have made good progress in investing in the business and driving operational efficiencies.”

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Domino’s added that gross sales have been up 10.9% up to now within the second quarter of the 12 months.

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Shares have been up 5.4p to 307.2p as the corporate introduced a £20 million share buyback. Analysts at Peel Hunt mentioned Domino’s might give again £330 million within the subsequent three years and nonetheless minimize its money owed.

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