Domino’s Pizza stock price target held at $350 by Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo maintained a $350 price target for Domino's Pizza (DPZ), expecting Q3 U.S. comparable sales to beat estimates. The firm projects 1% U.S. and international sales growth, with EPS estimates raised for 2026 and 2027. DPZ shares have fallen 8% since July, but trends show improvement post-pizza launch. Analysts have mixed views on DPZ's outlook, with targets ranging from $320 to $385.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
Analyst coverage can influence short‑term price action, especially when a high target is reiterated, but the mixed signals temper the overall impact.
Market read
Analyst updates provide fresh guidance for DPZ, offering a modest trading cue.
What to watch
Potential headwinds from labor costs and input price volatility are not addressed in the rating.
Background
The article aggregates recent analyst price‑target updates for Domino's Pizza, highlighting differing views from Wells Fargo, UBS, Guggenheim, Seaport Global, and TD Cowen.
Ticker impact
Wells Fargo reiterated an Equal Weight rating and a $350 price target for Domino's Pizza, adding new analyst guidance and EPS estimates for FY2026‑27.
potential modest upside as investors price in the higher target and EPS outlook
The target is above current price and reflects improved sales expectations, but the move is limited to analyst opinion without new corporate action.
Market effects
May lift broader restaurant and consumer discretionary sentiment if the outlook is seen as a bellwether.
Limited to U.S. equities; no broader regional effect.
Low; impact confined to Domino's and its peers.
Counterpoint
The target may be overly optimistic given competitive pressures and recent share decline.
Key entities
- AnalystWells Fargo
Maintains Equal Weight rating and $350 target.
- AnalystUBS
Raised target to $385.
- AnalystGuggenheim
Lowered target to $325.


