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How Domino’s Overcame an IPO Failure to Become the World’s Largest Pizza Chain

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In 2004, Domino’s Pizza went public at $14 a share. The debut was underwhelming, critics mocked the product, and few investors saw any real future in the brand. Fast forward to today, and the same stock has soared more than 3000%—turning a once-dismissed pizza chain into one of the most unexpected Wall Street winners. How did this happen? Watch the video below to discover the full story.

In 2004, Domino’s Pizza went public at $14 a share. The debut was underwhelming, critics mocked the product, and few investors saw any real future in the brand. Fast forward to today, and the same stock has soared more than 3000%—turning a once-dismissed pizza chain into one of the most unexpected Wall Street winners. How did this happen? Watch the video below to discover the full story.

Now with over 20,000 stores in 90+ countries and more than 75% of its sales coming through digital channels, Domino’s is no longer just keeping up with rivals—it’s setting the pace. Its rise proves that even a company written off at the start can deliver exponential returns with the right mix of honesty, innovation, and strategy.

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