Domino Pizza Enterpr (ASX:DMP)

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Day Range
Year Range
Market Cap
Volume
P/E
47.65
Historical Yield (%)
1.71
Short Sell (%)
1.61
GICS Industry Group
Consumer Services
GICS Sub-Industry Group
Restaurants - 25301040
EPS
212.80
ROE (%)
0.49
ROA (%)
0.07
EBITDA Margin (%)
0.15
EBIT Margin (%)
0.12
NPAT Margin (%)
0.08
Inventory Turnover
50.48
Asset Turnover
0.91
Net Gearing (%)
0.54
Net Interest Cover
14.50
Current Ratio
0.84

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