DP Poland plc. (DPP.L), a Domino's Pizza stores sub franchiser, Monday reported narrowed first half pre-tax loss aided by stronger revenue.
In addition, the firm reported that it expects to deliver a solid performance in third quarter of 2025 and to remain on track to meet management expectations for fourth quarter of 2025.
Loss before taxation shrank by 0.41 million pounds from 0.97 million pounds a year ago.
Loss for the period narrowed 56.5 percent to 0.46 million pounds compared to loss of 1.01 million pounds in the prior year.
Loss on per share basis narrowed to 0.05 pence from 0.13 pence a year ago.
Group EBITDA increased 22.5 percent to 2.54 million pounds from 2.07 million pounds a ago.
Group revenue increased by 8.7 percent to 28.68 million pounds from 26.39 million pounds.
Group system sales were up 5.6 percent to 28.82 million pounds from 27.27 million pounds, without Pizzeria 105.
On the London Stock Exchange, the shares are trading 0.29 percent lower at 8.60 pence.
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