Domino’s Pizza Enterprises flags $259m writedowns as FY26 free cash flow rises to about $164m
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Domino's Pizza Enterprises reported FY26 preliminary underlying NPAT in line with guidance and a sharp year-on-year lift in free cash flow, alongside reduced leverage. However, large mostly non-cash balance sheet write-downs tied to underperforming France/Taiwan assets and IT/store investments, plus a 4.1% same-store sales decline, complicate the quality of earnings. Near-term focus shifts to asset review implications and execution of the Australia rollout plan.
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Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd (ASX: DMP) reported FY26 preliminary unaudited underlying NPAT of $118 million to $122 million, in line with prior guidance. Preliminary unaudited free cash flow rose to about $164.0 million, up $116.6 million year on year. The company also flagged balance sheet writedowns of approximately $259 million, mostly noncash items. Same store sales fell 4.1% for FY26 as the group said it is prioritising sustainable profitability and rolling out its Western Australia operating model nationally to lift franchisee earnings.
