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Domino’s Global Expansion (1960-2025)

Watch the story of Domino’s expansion unfold across the globe in this animated data visualization — from its first restaurant in 1960 to its worldwide reach by 2025. This animation uses verified corporate data and historical records to show every country where Domino’s first appeared — and where it later withdrew or returned. Each country lights up in blue when Domino’s enters, and fades to gray when it leaves, revealing the brand’s global footprint through time. Why Domino’s left some countries (briefly): 1. Argentina (1998) — the initial venture failed to gain traction and exited amid severe economic volatility preceding the 1998–2002 great depression (assumption based on market timing). 2. Indonesia (1998) — operations ceased during the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis (Krismon), which caused massive currency devaluation and economic collapse. 3. Philippines (2001) — the first franchisee failed to compete against dominant local fast-food chains, exiting the market after a decade of poor performance (assumption based on market dynamics). 4. Peru (2015) — a major public relations crisis erupted after widespread media reports of severe hygiene and sanitation violations (including insects in food), forcing all stores to close. 5. Sweden (2019) — the master franchisee filed for bankruptcy after failing to achieve profitability against strong local competition and high operating costs. 6. Norway (2020) — the UK-based master franchisee exited all Nordic markets (including Norway) after consistent financial losses, citing the region as "very challenging". 7. South Africa (2020) — the master franchisee was placed into voluntary liquidation, citing poor financial performance and a failure to gain market share in a highly competitive environment. 8. Italy (2022) — failed to win over the home of pizza (the business collapsed due to intense competition from local pizzerias and the rise of high-quality food delivery apps). 9. Denmark (2023) — the second attempt to conquer the Danish market failed, with the company filing for bankruptcy after years of losses and poor public perception. 10. Nicaragua (2023) — operations quietly ceased, likely due to a combination of persistent economic instability, high inflation, and supply chain challenges in the country (strong contextual assumption). 11. Russia (2023) — the master franchisee filed for bankruptcy, exiting the market due to the political and economic fallout from the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.