Domino’s CEO not worried about inflation, but will hike prices anyway | hijessicayun
Domino’s CEO Don Meij sees inflationary pressures beginning to simmer down, but flagged that Australia’s largest pizza chain will still be raising prices again to boost its margins.
“In the near term, it would appear, we don’t even have to worry about [inflation] because it’s actually going the other way,” he explained. Domino’s plans to expand into Malaysia, Singapore and Cambodia, and intends to bring the number of its stores in Asia from 2400 to 3000 stores by 2033. It opened 450 new stores in the 2022 financial year.
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