Domino's Pizza (DPZ) official guidance

We continue to expect approximately 800 net new stores in our international business.

We now expect 125 to 150 net new stores in the U.S., reflecting increased pressure on our development pipeline from the macroeconomic environment and year-to-date pressure on franchisee profitability, which we are working to stabilize and return to growth.

Lastly, reflecting these sales updates, we are now expecting operating income growth in the mid-single digits, excluding the impact of foreign currency, refranchising gains, and the gain on the sale of our corporate aircraft.

We now expect global retail sales growth in the low to mid-single digits for the year, reflecting our current year same-store sales outlook.

We now expect our international same-store sales growth to be approximately flat for the year due to the continued pressures at DPE, which they have previously announced they do not expect to meaningfully improve until 2027.

We continue to expect our U.S. comp to be up low single digits, but with three quarters of the year complete, we believe it will be towards the low end of that range.

I'd say that's the supply chain business and our expectation for the year is to see positive margin outlooks on the supply chain business as we talked about in February.

We believe that operating margins will continue to expand this year at the company level and where we feel pretty good about where that's going as we manage the puts and takes between the revenues and investments we need to make in the P&L to drive profit growth for the company.

Lastly, we expect CapEx to be approximately $120 million due to investments we plan to make in our corporate office before reverting to our algorithm of $110 million in 2027.

Lastly, we expect CapEx to be approximately $120 million due to investments we plan to make in our corporate office before reverting to our algorithm of $110 million in 2027.

We expect our tax rate to be in the range of 21%-23%, which is consistent with 2025.

We expect our food basket to be moderate, up low single digits.

G&A as a percentage of global retail sales to be approximately 2.3%.

I think, specific to pricing, you'll probably catch it in the transcript when you read or listen to it later, but we talked about low single-digit expectations on pricing for 2026, and that's what's embedded in the 3% guide.

You know, one thing I, I can tell you about 2026 is you should expect, in line with our Hungry for MORE strategy, and 2+ product innovations this year.

Third, our pipeline remains strong in the U.S., where we continue to expect 175 net stores, and internationally net store growth to be in line with what we had in 2024.

The algorithm was based on 175 plus a year through 2028.

Third, our pipeline remains strong in the U.S., where we continue to expect 175 net stores, and internationally net store growth to be in line with what we had in 2024.

We continue to expect operating income growth of approximately 8%, excluding the impact of foreign currency, severance expenses related to the organization realignment we previously announced in Q1, and the refranchising gain in Q2.

we continue to believe that global retail sales growth should be generally in line with 2024.