What Is the Highest Domino’s Pizza Stock Has Ever Been?

Domino's Stock Hits All-Time High - Here's the Peak Number

The Pizza Giant's Market Triumph

Domino's shattered expectations when its stock hit the stratosphere, reaching a record high that left investors grabbing slices faster than a hot pepperoni delivery. The chain's digital transformation and global expansion fueled a rally that would make any trader's portfolio look healthier than a gluten-free cauliflower crust.

Behind the Dough Rise

Aggressive tech integration and franchise dominance pushed shares to unprecedented levels. While traditional restaurants struggled, Domino's leveraged its app-driven model and delivery infrastructure to capture market share—proving that even in volatile markets, people still prioritize pizza over portfolio diversification.

Finance types will still find a way to overcomplicate it—probably while paying a $5 delivery fee for a single slice of analysis.

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Domino's has only grown at a modest pace in recent years, which is certainly contributing to its underwhelming stock performance. Revenue in 2024 was only 8% higher from revenue in 2021. And its earnings per share (EPS) of $16.69 in 2024 was only up 23% from EPS of $13.54 in 2021.

Companies that only post single-digit growth numbers often fail to outperform theover the long term. And that's what's happened with Domino's Pizza stock, considering the S&P 500 is up more than 30% since Domino's hit its all-time high.

Can Domino's stock do better from here?

Domino's Pizza needs better growth for its stock to perform better. And being the largest pizza chain in the world already, this could be challenging. Management only expects single-digit top-line growth for the foreseeable future. But with share repurchases, it could push its EPS growth to about 10% annually.

This still might not be enough growth on the bottom line to outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. That said, it could be enough growth to allow the stock to rise in coming years, albeit at a modest pace.

Therefore, while it may not be a market beater, investors can be encouraged that Domino's Pizza could reach a new all-time high within the next few years.