Domino’s Pizza profits dive as people cut back on takeaways

<p>Amid weaker consumer confidence and rising wage costs, fast-food firm says market has become tougher</p><p>Domino’s Pizza said the takeaway market had “become tougher” as it blamed weaker consumer confidence in the run-up to the autumn budget and rising wage costs for lower than expected sales and a slump in profits.</p><p>The takeaway specialist said it now expected full-year underlying profits of between £130m and £140m, about £6m below the average of analysts’ expectations.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/aug/05/dominos-pizza-profits-dive-as-people-cut-back-on-takeaways">Continue reading...</a>