-- ドミノ・ピザ・エンタープライズ（ASX:DMP）の株価は、第1四半期の1株当たり利益が前年同期の4.33ドルから4.13ドルに減少したことを受け、火曜日の取引で10%下落した。 ファクトセットが調査したアナリストは、1株当たり利益を4.28ドルと予想していた。 売上高は3.5%増の11億5000万ドルとなり、アナリスト予想の11億6000万ドルを上回った。 ファクトセットの議事録によると、最高財務責任者（CFO）のサンディープ・レディ氏は決算説明会で、「世界的なマクロ経済および地政学的不確実性を主な要因として、海外既存店売上高の伸びは1桁台前半になると予想している」と述べた。
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