Domino’s Pizza Store Closures – India Losses
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Domino’s Pizza reports First Loss Since IPO
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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Domino’s Pizza fast food restaurant network reports the first loss since its initial public offering (IPO). This follows the closure of hundreds of outlets and sales pressure in several main markets.
In a report to the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), Domino’s recorded a net loss of US $3.7 million (approximately Rp56.8 billion) in the last fiscal year. This occurred after closing 312 outlets worldwide.
of those closures,233 outlets were in Japan. In the previous year, the company’s net profit reached US $92.3 million (approximately Rp1.41 trillion).
“In Asia, we have made a difficult decision but it is important to close poorly performing outlets and refocus strategies on frequencies and values. Efforts are being made to rebuild momentum,” said executive chairman of Domino’s, Jack Cowin, as quoted by News.au on Wednesday (September 3, 2025).
Cowin added that Domino’s is now focusing on fundamental steps to maintain competitiveness, including cost savings, reinvesting in marketing, and providing additional support for franchise partners.
“we take action to make Domino’s business slimmer and more efficient,” he said.
Despite challenges in Japan and France, Domino’s performance in australia and several European regions remains solid, even achieving the highest profitability record in the last three years. Though, the beginning of the new financial year 2025/2026 opened with a weakening, where sales fell 0.9% in the first seven weeks.
The company also announced changes in leadership. CEO and Managing Director Mark Van Dyck will resign on December 23, 2025, only a year after replacing long-serving Don Meij.Domino’s will distribute a final dividend.
Key Financial Data
| Fiscal Year | Net Profit/Loss (USD millions) | Net Profit/Loss (IDR Billions – approx.) | Outlets Closed |
|---|---|---|---|
| previous Year | 92.3 | 1,410 | 0 |
| Last Fiscal Year | -3.7 | -56.8 | 312 |
Key Actions Taken by Domino’s
- Outlet Closures: 312 outlets closed globally,with 233 in Japan.
- Strategic refocus: Prioritizing frequency and value in Asian markets.
- Cost Savings: Implementing measures to streamline business operations.
- Marketing Reinvestment