Domino's® Opens First Store in Lithuania

Domino's opened its first store in Lithuania, delivering convenience to customers in Vilnius with hot, made-to-order pizza.

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Domino's® Opens First Store in Lithuania

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Domino's Pizza has opened its first store in Lithuania, located in Vilnius, and plans to create over 400 jobs in the next three years. The store is operated by master franchisee Morgacita Limited, a subsidiary of which is D-Pizza LT.

ANN ARBOR, Mich., Sept. 1, 2021 // PRNewswire // - Domino's Pizza, Inc. (NYSE: DPZ), the largest pizza company in the world, is continuing to expand globally, following the opening of the first Domino's store in Lithuania. Residents of Vilnius can now enjoy hot, made-to-order pizza as they dine in or carry-out or choose to have it delivered to their door by master franchisee Morgacita Limited.

"We are excited to bring such a globally prominent brand like Domino's to the Lithuanian market," said Oleg Talalay, executive director of D-Pizza LT, a subsidiary of Morgacita Limited. "We believe that Domino's delicious products, excellent customer service and efficient delivery are the keys to success in this new market."

Domino's in Vilnius, located on Linkmenu St. 22 in the Rimi Market, features the open concept pizza theater design, which has an inviting, comfortable interior. Customers can see all the action of pizza-making as it is brought to the forefront in this store.

A second location will open soon in Vilnius on Ateities Street with additional locations planned in the future, with the intent of creating more than 400 jobs in the next three years.

"We are thrilled to bring the Domino's brand to Lithuania," said Joe Jordan, Domino's executive vice president of international. "We love Domino's customers all over the world and are excited to now be able to serve those in Vilnius. We look forward to developing a loyal customer following and bringing even more Domino's locations to Lithuania in the future."

Domino's now operates in more than 90 markets worldwide, with more than half of its global retail sales coming from international stores.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on September 1, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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