Domino’s has both franchise stores and self-operated stores.

Domino's is an international chain pizza brand. In its business model in China, it has both franchise stores and self-operated stores. Franchise stores are run by franchisees, who need to have an in-depth understanding of local locations, markets and strategies, and be able to raise enough capital to support operations. In China, Domino's franchisees are required to return 50% of the pre-tax profits from the supply chain to the headquarters every year to ensure that they do not purchase their own ingredients and maintain brand uniformity and quality standards. At the same time, Domino's also has self-operated stores in China, which are directly managed and operated by the headquarters. By operating both franchised stores and self-operated stores, Domino's can better cover the market and ensure consistency in brand image and product quality. In short, Domino's has both franchise stores and self-operated stores, and this business model has been successful in the Chinese market.