The firm operating the Russian franchise may sell up, 10 months after the invasion of Ukraine.
The operator of Domino's Pizza in Russia is considering selling its business there 10 months after the Kremlin launched the war in Ukraine.
In the days following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. on 28 February 2022, DP Eurasia said it was "too early to quantify any possible ramifications for the group's Russian business". At the time, DP Eurasia said it would suspend royalty payments from the Russian business and would limit investment in the country.A number of Western fast food companies in Russia exited their operations when war broke out.
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