Domino's PIZZA Enterprises Ltd · Valuation

ASX: DMP · Consumer Cyclical · Restaurants

A$16.60
At close 24 Jul 2026

No model estimate available for DMP right now

Domino's PIZZA Enterprises Ltd reported a loss in FY25 (diluted EPS −$0.04), so earnings-based estimates aren't meaningful, and projecting its recent free cash flow doesn't produce a positive per-share value. Estimates return automatically when the reported figures support them.

Discounted cash flow

the recent free cash flow record doesn't support a reliable projection.

EPS growth model

earnings were negative in FY25, so an earnings-based estimate isn't meaningful.

P/E multiple

earnings were negative in FY25, so an earnings-based estimate isn't meaningful.

Trailing P/E history

Monthly price ÷ trailing diluted EPS · extremes above 100 excluded from stats

Per-share fundamentals

The inputs behind the models

FY EPS Book value / sh Free cash flow
2025 $-0.04 $7.16 $91.4M
2024 $1.07 $6.77 $146.8M
2023 $0.46 $5.91 $103.1M
2022 $1.83 $4.87 $-1.9M
2021 $2.12 $4.60 $230.5M
2020 $1.61 $4.57 $186.1M
2019 $1.35 $4.04 $87.2M
2018 $1.39 $3.52 $131.4M
2017 $1.15 $4.63 $66.9M
2016 $0.92 $4.41 $41.7M

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Is Domino's Pizza Enterprises (DMP) stock cheap or expensive on a P/E basis?

Domino's Pizza Enterprises shares closed at $15.86 on 2026-07-03. Specific valuation model fair-value estimates are not disclosed in the company's reported figures, so this section is limited to what can be drawn from reported diluted earnings per share against the current price.

Diluted EPS has swung widely: from $0.92 in FY2016 up to $2.12 in FY2021, then down to $0.46 in FY2023, a partial rebound to $1.07 in FY2024, and a loss of $0.04 per share in FY2025. Because the most recent fiscal year was loss-making, a trailing P/E on FY2025 earnings is not meaningful. Using the median diluted EPS across the last five reported fiscal years, FY2021 through FY2025 ($2.12, $1.83, $0.46, $1.07 and -$0.04, a median of $1.07), the current share price implies a P/E of roughly 14.8 times.

For that implied multiple to be a meaningful guide, earnings would need to return to something closer to this five-year median rather than the FY2025 loss, and the comparison should be read as an estimate built only from reported per-share earnings and the current price, not as an output of a formal valuation model.

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Data is general information only, not financial advice. Figures are as reported in company filings (some ASX companies report in USD); share prices are AUD.