Kapil Singla, Vice-President – Head of Business Development & Partner Management, Domino’s India, noted that the expansion covers both established metro zones and emerging smaller markets, including Diphu (Assam), Osmanabad (Maharashtra), Siwan (Bihar), Namakkal (Tamil Nadu), and Dausa (Rajasthan).

The brand also bolstered presence on university and transit-campus locations such as IIT Bhubaneswar, IIT Jodhpur, NIT Calicut, and BITS (locations unspecified) to tap younger, convenience-driven customer segments.

Domino’s India emphasises that growth is not just about geography. According to Kapil S., “This isn’t just a number; it reflects our commitment to bringing quality food closer to communities everywhere.”

The company says it is pursuing a strategy of densifying presence in existing markets while entering ‘high-potential’ smaller cities and high-foot-fall nodes such as transit hubs, educational campuses, and malls.

This phase of expansion reinforces Domino’s leadership position in the quick-service restaurant (QSR) sector in India. The company will need to balance speed of growth with operational consistency, supply-chain robustness, and service quality in more widely dispersed, lower-density markets.

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Domino’s India, JFL’s flagship brand, recorded a strong like-for-like (LFL) sales growth of 12.1% in Q4, while Domino’s Turkey posted a modest LFL growth of 0.9% (post-IAS-29 adjustment).

The company continued to expand its store footprint aggressively. The JFL Group added a net total of 56 stores in the quarter, bringing the overall store count to 3,316. Domino’s India accounted for 52 of those additions, ending the quarter with 2,179 stores. Domino’s Turkey added 8 net new stores, taking its total to 746.

Jubilant FoodWorks holds the master franchise rights for Domino’s Pizza and Dunkin’ Donuts in India and also operates the Popeyes brand in the quick service restaurant (QSR) segment. Additionally, the company has ventured into Chinese cuisine with its homegrown brand, Hong’s Kitchen.

However, despite strong top-line growth, the company reported a dip in profitability. Consolidated net profit from continuing operations fell 24.47% YoY to Rs. 496.31 crore in Q3 FY25, compared to Rs. 657.09 crore in the same quarter of the previous fiscal. This came even as Q3 FY25 revenue rose sharply by 56.07% YoY to Rs. 2,150.76 crore.

The company continues to focus on growth through brand diversification, digital innovation, and strategic store expansion across its portfolio.

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