Domino's Q2 Results Disappoint, But Institutional Investors See Value in Discounted Shares
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Jul 22, 2025 7:25 pm ET1min read
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Domino's Q2 results were weak, but investors should focus on increased profits, improved business leverage, and substantial capital return. Despite a market reaction, institutional investors bought nearly $2 in shares for every one sold, providing solid support for the market. Analysts forecast steady mid-single-digit revenue growth and accelerating earnings growth through the middle of the next decade. The stock is valued at a significant discount of only 10 times the 2035 forecast, with a Moderate Buy rating.
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