Jubilant FoodWorks Q1 revenue up 14.1% to ₹2,569.3 cr; adds 76 stores to reach 3,712
Consolidated revenue rose 14.1% YoY to ₹2,569.3 crore while standalone revenue grew 9.2% to ₹1,848.5 crore. Domino's India posted 2.5% like-for-like growth versus a -1.3% dip in Eurasia. The chain added 76 stores (58 in India), lifting the network to 3,712 outlets across Domino's India (2,513) and Eurasia (795).
What happened
Jubilant FoodWorks reported Q1 consolidated revenue of ₹2,569.3 crore, up 14.1% YoY, and added 76 stores (58 in India), taking total count to 3,712. Domino's
Key facts
- revenue ₹2,569.3 crore up 14.1% YoY
- standalone revenue ₹1,848.5 crore up 9.2%
- Domino's India LFL 2.5%
- Domino's Eurasia LFL -1.3%
- 76 stores added
- total 3,712 stores
- Domino's India 2,513 stores
- Domino's Eurasia 795 stores
Why this matters
With 795 Eurasia outlets underperforming versus India's 2,513-store base, there's an opening to evaluate partnership, franchise-model, or portfolio restructuring options in the softer international geographies while pursuing accretive domestic densification.
What to watch
- India LFL trend acceleration vs deceleration next quarter
- Eurasia LFL turning positive or worsening beyond -1.3%
- EBITDA margin delta and per-store day sales
- Net store addition pace and closure/churn rate
- Input cost inflation (dairy, wheat) commentary
- Delivery vs dine-in mix shifts
- Management to reiterate India store-addition guidance and defend LFL momentum on the call
- Analysts to model gross margin trajectory against wheat/cheese/fuel input costs
- Peer QSRs (Devyani, Sapphire, Westlife) reporting to benchmark LFL and unit economics
- Menu innovation and value-meal/loyalty (Domino's Cheese Burst, app) push to sustain traffic