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Jubilant FoodWorks Limited (JFL) is an Indian food service company incorporated in 1995, with its registered office in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The company’s business activity is food and beverage services provided by restaurants, constituting 100 Per cent of its operations . JFL operates a portfolio of quick-service and fast-casual brands including Domino’s, Dunkin’, Popeyes and Hong’s Kitchen, supported by a technology-led delivery and commissary network . As on March 31, 2025, the company had eight commissaries and four distribution centres across India, reflecting a robust, scalable supply chain footprint . Internationally, JFL operates Domino’s in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, and, following the integration of DP Eurasia, has an expanded presence in the Turkey market; post-integration, the Group notes it now serves approximately 22 Per cent of the world’s population . As on March 31, 2025, JFL had 11 subsidiaries; the company does not list their full names in this profile .
The company operates under a single reportable segment: Food and Beverage Services.
– Shyam S. Bhartia, Chairman
– Hari S. Bhartia, Co-Chairman
– Sameer Khetarpal, CEO and Managing Director
– Suman Satyanath Hegde, EVP and Chief Financial Officer
– Mona Aggarwal, Company Secretary
– Sameer Batra, President and Chief Business Officer, Domino’s India
– Strategic integration of DP Eurasia: JFL completed the integration of DP Eurasia, significantly expanding its international footprint and enabling the Group to serve roughly 22 Per cent of the world’s population. In the DP Eurasia region, margins were reported at 21.8 Per cent (EBITDA) and 5.8 Per cent (PAT), underscoring improved profitability performance .
– Turkey momentum: Domino’s Turkey delivered FY’25 like-for-like growth of 0.3 Per cent on a high prior-year base. COFFY, the coffee concept in Turkey, reached 160 cafés across 36 cities and contributed nearly 9.8 Per cent of DP Eurasia system sales .
– South Asia performance: Domino’s Sri Lanka delivered its highest-ever revenue with 45.6 Per cent growth. Domino’s Bangladesh registered 25.3 Per cent revenue growth, reflecting continued traction in these emerging markets .
– Product innovation in India: JFL broadened Domino’s food platforms with launches such as lunch thali, Cheese Volcano, an expanded Cheese Burst range and the new Chicken Feast range, while Popeyes in India continued to gain traction with improving Average Daily Sales on the back of its differentiated product and in-house digital and delivery assets .
– Operational infrastructure: As on March 31, 2025, the company operated eight commissaries and four distribution centres in India, supporting nationwide restaurant and delivery operations .
The company provides food and beverage services through restaurants, and operates Domino’s, Dunkin’, Popeyes and Hong’s Kitchen. Its model is backed by a commissary and delivery network and in-house technology .
JFL operates Domino’s in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, and, via the integrated DP Eurasia business, has a presence in Turkey. The Group states it now serves approximately 22 Per cent of the world’s population .
As on March 31, 2025, the company had 11 subsidiaries. The Annual Report provides consolidated details in Form AOC-1 .
