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Domino’s India has continued its expansion momentum in the second quarter, opening over 80 new outlets and extending its footprint to more than 500 cities nationwide. The update was shared by Kapil S., VP - Head of Business Development and Partner Management at Domino’s India, on the company’s official social media page.
He noted that this growth reflects Domino’s strategy of densifying presence in established markets, entering emerging high-potential cities, and expanding across key high-footfall locations such as universities, malls, and transit hubs.
The latest expansion includes new stores in cities such as Diphu (Assam), Osmanabad (Maharashtra), Siwan (Bihar), Namakkal (Tamil Nadu), and Dausa (Rajasthan), indicating Domino’s focus on smaller yet rapidly growing markets. The brand also strengthened its presence across educational campuses including IIT Bhubaneswar, IIT Jodhpur, NIT Calicut, and BITS locations, catering to a young, convenience-driven consumer base.
“This isn’t just a number; it reflects our commitment to bringing quality food closer to communities everywhere,” Kapil said in the post. “Our expansion is carefully planned to ensure proximity, service efficiency, and accessibility across all markets.”
With this phase of growth, Domino’s India continues to reinforce its leadership position in the QSR segment, balancing rapid expansion with operational consistency, local market integration, and customer accessibility across the country.
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