Domino's to close 172 stores in Japan.

Domino's will close 205 unprofitable outlets globally, including 172 in Japan, to focus on improving earnings and reducing costs.

So check this out, folks—Domino's is cutting 205 unprofitable outlets worldwide, and they’re hitting Japan hard with 172 closures. Now, out of around 1,000 shops in Japan, most of these were opened during that crazy COVID demand surge, but guess what? Times have changed, and those high costs are a real pain!

They’re not just doing this for fun; closing these stores is expected to save them about 15.5 million Aussie dollars, which is roughly ¥1.5 billion. The CEO, Mark van Dyck, said they’re adjusting to focus on long-term success. Looks like they’re cutting the fat to keep that pizza game strong!

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