Domino's was the most shorted company on London's main market.

The chief executive of Domino’s Pizza has quit the company after just two years after presiding over a halving in the firm’s stock price over the past twelve months.

Andrew Rennie, who joined the firm’s board in 2023, is to depart with immediate effect, with chief operating officer Nicola Frampton serving as interim chief executive until a permanent replacement is found.

The departure creates more uncertainty at the top of the pizza chain, which will also have an interim chief finance officer before the arrival of former Marston’s boss Andy Andrea.

Rennie previously outlined a vision for Domino’s to acquire a second fast-food brand to turbocharge the company’s growth.

Domino’s has today said that strategy has now been put

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