Shares closed 2.72% higher at ₹462, the first lift in a 4% monthly slide and 17% YTD decline.
Q2 consolidated revenue climbed to ₹2,608 crore, a 11.9% YoY gain, while standalone sales rose 11.6% to ₹1,886 crore, nudging past the 10.5% consensus estimate.
Like‑for‑like growth for Domino’s India registered 4.1% year‑on‑year, and a 2‑year CAGR of 6.5% sits squarely within the 5‑7% target set by the company.
The quarter saw 88 new Domino’s outlets opening, pushing the brand’s footprint to over 1,000 stores across India and reinforcing the expansion momentum.
Management reiterated FY26 revenue guidance of an 8‑10% CAGR and flagged potential margin compression from rising ingredient costs. Results for FY25 Q3 are slated for release on May 15.