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Domino’s trims 2026 outlook as same-store sales edge up
Domino’s reported Q2 revenue up 4.3% year over year, but same-store sales rose only 0.1%, prompting a reduction in its U.S. net unit growth target to about 175 stores.
With the 2026 focus on whether consumer demand is stabilizing, MarketBeat Ratings highlighted mixed signals from consumer discretionary earnings so far. The outlet noted the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund is down nearly 4% year to date, even as sentiment measures show a modest rebound.
Domino’s Pizza reported Q2 earnings on Monday, July 20, delivering a revenue beat and 4.3% year-over-year revenue growth. However, the more notable detail was same-store sales, which rose just 0.1%, a sign of highly selective buying by everyday customers.
Domino’s revised its 2026 guidance after the quarter. It kept full-year sales and profit forecasts and expects U.S. and international comps to rise in the low-single digits, but trimmed its outlook for U.S. net unit growth to about 175 stores, citing near-term pressure on franchisee profitability and its development pipeline.