Jubilant FoodWorks, the operator of Domino’s in India, reported strong revenue growth in its provisional business update for the second quarter of FY27. Consolidated revenue from operations is expected to rise 11.9% year-on-year to ₹2,608.7 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, compared with the year-ago period.
The company also continued its aggressive store expansion during the quarter, adding a net 108 stores across its network. The total store count reached 3,820 across four brands and six markets, while Domino’s India added 88 outlets, taking its network to 2,601 stores.
Jubilant FoodWorks Q2 Revenue Growth
Jubilant FoodWorks said consolidated revenue from operations stood at ₹2,608.7 crore in Q2 FY27, representing an 11.9% increase from the corresponding quarter a year earlier.
Standalone revenue from operations increased 11.6% year-on-year to ₹1,885.8 crore.
| Key Q2 FY27 Metric | Performance |
|---|---|
| Consolidated revenue | ₹2,608.7 crore |
| Consolidated revenue growth | 11.9% YoY |
| Standalone revenue | ₹1,885.8 crore |
| Standalone revenue growth | 11.6% YoY |
| Net store additions | 108 |
| Total store network | 3,820 |
| Domino’s India LFL growth | 4.1% |
| Domino’s India new stores | 88 |
| Domino’s India total stores | 2,601 |
| Domino’s Eurasia LFL growth | -2.1% |
The company’s latest update was a business update rather than a complete earnings release. As a result, profit and operating-margin figures were not disclosed in the update, and the reported numbers remain provisional and subject to limited review by statutory auditors.
Domino’s India Drives Store Expansion
Domino’s India remained the largest contributor to Jubilant FoodWorks’ expansion during the quarter.
The company added 88 Domino’s stores in Q2 FY27, taking the Indian Domino’s network to 2,601 outlets. The additions represented roughly 81% of Jubilant FoodWorks’ total net store additions during the quarter.
The expansion comes as Jubilant FoodWorks continues to build a denser store network across India. A larger network allows Domino’s to serve more locations and potentially improve delivery reach and convenience while increasing the number of markets in which the brand can acquire customers.
Domino’s India reported 4.1% like-for-like (LFL) growth during the quarter. LFL growth measures sales growth from comparable stores and therefore provides a clearer picture of underlying performance than growth driven purely by opening new outlets.
Domino’s Eurasia Sees LFL Decline
While the Indian business continued to grow, the company’s Eurasia operations faced a weaker quarter.
Domino’s Eurasia recorded negative 2.1% LFL growth in Q2 FY27 after accounting for Ind AS 29. The company added three stores in the region, taking the total Domino’s Eurasia network to 798 stores.
The contrasting performance between India and Eurasia highlights the different operating environments across Jubilant FoodWorks’ international markets.
India continues to benefit from network expansion and growth in the organised quick-service restaurant sector, while international operations remain exposed to local economic conditions, inflation and currency-related factors.
Jubilant FoodWorks Adds 108 Stores
Across its entire network, Jubilant FoodWorks added a net 108 stores during Q2 FY27.
The company’s total network reached 3,820 stores as of September 30, 2026. The network spans four brands and six markets, according to the company’s quarterly business update.
The store expansion can be viewed as an important part of Jubilant FoodWorks’ longer-term growth strategy. Rather than relying exclusively on same-store sales growth, the company is increasing its physical footprint to capture demand from new locations.
The pace of expansion is particularly significant for Domino’s India, where the company has continued to add stores even as the existing-store business grows at a more moderate rate.
How Q2 Performance Compares With Q1 FY27
Jubilant FoodWorks entered Q2 after reporting revenue growth in the June quarter.
In Q1 FY27, consolidated revenue from operations increased 14% year-on-year to ₹2,569.65 crore, while EBITDA increased 10.2% to ₹360 crore, according to the company’s reported quarterly performance.
The Q2 revenue growth rate of 11.9% is therefore lower than the growth reported in Q1. However, the company continued to expand its network and maintained positive like-for-like growth in its core Domino’s India business.
| Metric | Q1 FY27 | Q2 FY27 |
|---|---|---|
| Consolidated revenue | ₹2,569.65 crore | ₹2,608.7 crore |
| YoY revenue growth | 14% | 11.9% |
| Domino’s India | — | 4.1% LFL |
| Net store additions | — | 108 |
| Total stores | — | 3,820 |
The comparison should be treated cautiously because the Q2 figures are provisional business-update numbers rather than a full set of financial results.
Store Expansion Remains a Key Growth Lever
Jubilant FoodWorks has increasingly used store expansion, digital capabilities, delivery and menu innovation to strengthen Domino’s India.
The company’s FY25 annual report highlighted the role of technology, analytics and a denser store network in improving delivery operations and supporting growth.
The continued expansion in FY27 indicates that the company remains focused on increasing its presence rather than relying only on growth from existing restaurants.
For Domino’s, a wider network can also shorten delivery distances and improve the economics of serving customers in densely populated markets. However, new stores also require upfront investment and must eventually generate sufficient sales to justify their operating costs.
What the Q2 Numbers Mean for Jubilant FoodWorks
The Q2 update points to a mixed but expanding business.
Revenue growth remained in double digits, while Domino’s India delivered positive comparable-store growth and added a substantial number of outlets. At the same time, the negative LFL growth in Domino’s Eurasia indicates that the company’s international operations remain uneven.
The addition of 108 stores is particularly notable because it increases the group’s future revenue-generating capacity. But the long-term benefit of rapid expansion will depend on store productivity, customer demand and the company’s ability to maintain margins as it invests in the network.
The Bigger Picture
Jubilant FoodWorks’ Q2 FY27 update highlights the continued expansion of India’s organised quick-service restaurant market. Domino’s India is simultaneously pursuing same-store growth and footprint expansion, giving the business two major avenues for increasing revenue.
The 3,820-store group network also shows how Jubilant FoodWorks has evolved beyond being primarily a Domino’s India operator. Its portfolio and international footprint provide additional sources of growth, although performance across markets can vary significantly.
Looking Ahead
The next major focus will be the company’s complete Q2 financial results, particularly consolidated profit, EBITDA, margins and cash-flow performance. Those numbers will help determine whether the double-digit revenue growth is translating into comparable improvement in profitability.
For Domino’s India, the combination of 88 new stores and 4.1% LFL growth provides a relatively broad base for continued expansion. The key question for the remainder of FY27 will be whether Jubilant FoodWorks can sustain store additions while improving productivity and profitability across its Indian and international operations.
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