Domino’s CEO David Wild retires, and shares jump almost 9%
The company has 63 franchisees in Britain and seven in Ireland, with two of the largest franchisees accounting for 39% of stores
06 August 2019 - 18:00
Bengaluru — Domino's Pizza announced the retirement of CEO David Wild on Tuesday and said it was in talks with its franchisees to resolve a row over profit sharing, sending its shares up as much as 8.6%.
The company said a succession plan was under way, without giving further details, although Sky News had reported in late June that Domino's was considering Andrew Rennie, the head of the European business at Domino's Pizza Enterprises, for the role...
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