Domino's Pizza CEO Andrew Rennie Steps Down; Nicola Frampton Named Interim Chief Executive

Dow Jones
Nov 25
 

By Ian Walker

 

Domino's Pizza Group said Chief Executive Officer Andrew Rennie is stepping down with immediate effect and that Nicola Frampton will serve as interim CEO until a permanent replacement has been found.

The FTSE 250-listed company said Tuesday that it has started the search for a new CEO. Frampton is currently chief operations officer and an independent nonexecutive director of Frasers Group.

Domino's, which recently appointed a new CFO, said it sees a number of opportunities to drive further growth and create value in the core business and is focused on finding the right CEO to lead the group.

"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," Chair Ian Bull said.

Domino's said it plans to review its capital allocation priorities when Andy Andrea starts his role as chief financial officer in March. The company announced Andrea's appointment on Sept. 18.

 

Write to Ian Walker at ian.walker@wsj.com

 

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November 25, 2025 02:38 ET (07:38 GMT)

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