DMP chart, page-75

I completed my simple analysis of Domino's Pizza to try and work out the current P/E ratio.

I used the half year information from "Half Year Results for period ended 1 January 2017" - http://dominosinvestors.com.au/reports-presentations

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5	Column 6
0	DOMINO'S PIZZA ENTERPRISE
1		Half Year	Year on	Half Year	Year on	Half Year
2		Dec-17	Year	Dec-16	Year	Dec-15
3		$ mill	Growth	$ mill	Growth	$ mill
4
5	Revenue	539.4	21.1%	445.3	29.6%	343.6
6	Net Profit After Tax	59.7	30.9%	45.6	56.7%	29.1
7	Earnings Per Share (half year)	67.4	28.6%	52.4	55.0%	33.8
8	Earnings Per Share (full year) *	134.8	28.6%	104.8	55.0%	67.6
9	Share Price at 11/8/17	$ 51.42
10	P/E Ratio	38.15
11	Dividend Per Share (cents) **	96.4
12	Dividend Yield	1.87%
13	Assumptions
14	* Assume full year Earnings per Share is double half year Earnings per Share
15	** Per Commsec estimate

In calculating the P/E ratio, I have assumed that the full year EPS, will be double the half year EPS. Commsec's forecast is $1.362, so this assumption seems to be reasonable.

I understand that full year results are due for release on Tuesday 15 August.

When Domino's released its last half year results on 14 February 2017, DMP share price was $62.54. By close of business 15 February, the share price dropped to $53.56 ($8.98 or 14.3% drop). Clearly the market wasn't happy with the last half year results. It will be interesting to see what the full year results are, how much NPAT growth and how the market reacts.

I came across this article from Motley Fool when I was doing my research;
https://www.fool.com.au/2017/08/08/...zza-enterprises-ltd-share-price-may-be-a-buy/

DYOR