Jubilant FoodWorks Ltd (JFL), part of Jubilant Bhartia Group and a quick service restaurant company, has posted a 19% increase in its provisional and unaudited consolidated revenue from operations for the March quarter at ₹2,505 crore over the corresponding period last year. On a standalone basis, revenue stood at ₹1,686 crore for the same period.
For the full year ended March 2026, consolidated revenue from operations grew 17.2% to ₹9,544 crore, while standalone revenue rose 12.8% to ₹6,888 crore over the same period last year.
Domino’s Turkey outpaces India operations
On a Like-for-Like (LFL) basis in Q4FY26, Domino’s India recorded a growth of 0.2%, reflecting a cautious consumption environment in the domestic market. Domino’s Turkey, however, posted a stronger 9% LFL growth in the same period.
The divergence underlines Turkey’s growing contribution to JFL’s overall performance, even as the India business focuses on consolidating its market position.
Adds 69 new stores
JFL added 69 stores to its group network during the quarter, taking the total store count to 3,663 as of end-March 2026. Domino’s India accounted for 59 of those additions, ending the quarter with 2,455 stores, while Domino’s Turkey added four new stores to close at 787.
The JFL group network spans corporate and franchisee stores across five brands (Domino’s, Popeyes, Dunkin’, Hong’s Kitchen and Coffy) in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Afghanistan and Georgia.
FY28 ambition:
Looking ahead to FY28, JFL has set out an ambitious roadmap anchored on making Domino’s the number one QSR brand in each of its operating countries. The plan includes outpacing the number two player to widen the lead, while strengthening Coffy and Popeyes as high-growth speed-boats for the future.
Ahead-of-the-curve investments in technology and supply chain, alongside generating cash from Turkey operations, form the other pillars of the company’s medium-term strategy.