Domino’s CEO Andrew Rennie steps down
Until a new CEO is appointed, chief operations officer Nicola Frampton will serve as interim chief executive and join the board
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Domino’s Pizza Group has announced that chief executive Andrew Rennie has stepped down from the business and from the board with immediate effect.
The company said the decision was made by mutual agreement and that it has begun a search for a permanent successor.
Until an appointment is made, chief operations officer Nicola Frampton will serve as interim chief executive and will join the board.
Frampton is also an independent non-executive director at Frasers Group and previously served as managing director of UK retail at William Hill.
Domino’s reiterated that Andy Andrea will join as chief financial officer on 16 March 2026, with Richard Snow continuing as interim CFO until then.
The company said it will review its capital allocation priorities once Andrea is in post and does not expect to pursue a second brand acquisition until a new CEO is appointed.
Domino’s plans to reschedule its Capital Markets Day, originally set for 9 December 2025, and confirmed there is no change to its full-year 2025 outlook or profit guidance.
Ian Bull, chair of Domino’s Pizza Group, said: “I would like to thank Andrew for his contribution to the business, including overseeing continued operational excellence and significant market share gains. We wish him well for the future.
“…The board believes that there are a number of opportunities to drive further growth and value creation in Domino’s core business. We are focused on identifying the right CEO to lead the disciplined execution of that growth strategy, alongside our incoming CFO and the wider leadership team, and underpinned by a rigorous focus on shareholder returns. “We are grateful to Nicola Frampton for agreeing to step in as Interim CEO.”
He added: “Nicola is well-placed to lead the company through this transitional period, with the support of the board and the wider Domino’s leadership team, as we continue to execute on our strategic and operational priorities.”
Rennie concluded: “I have been privileged to lead the DPG business over the last two years supported by a great team and world class Franchisees. We have collectively delivered strong market share growth through operational excellence, product innovation and a digital transformation. I wish the Domino’s team all the best for the future.”
