Domino’s Pizza Inc.’s stock fell slightly early Thursday, after the chain’s fiscal third-quarter profit beat was not enough to offset a slight revenue miss in a still challenging consumer environment and small downward revision to sales guidance.

Domino's Pizza fell short of Wall Street estimates for third-quarter U.S. comparable sales growth on Thursday as restaurant operators intensified their pursuit for price-conscious customers by doubling down on value offers.

Even so, Domino’s growth remains relatively robust versus competitors including Papa John’s International Inc. and Pizza Hut, which is owned by Yum! Brands Inc. Both of those pizza chains have posted same-store sales declines in recent quarters, with analysts expecting that trend to continue in the third quarter.

Key Takeaways Domino's Pizza reported strong third-quarter profit- as order volumes increased.The pizza delivery giant's gross margin at U.S. company-owned stores was up 1.0 percentage point.However,

Domino’s Pizza ($DPZ) reported mixed results for the Fiscal third quarter. The pizza restaurant chain’s total revenue increased 5.1%

Domino's Pizza (NYSE:DPZ) slipped in early trading after falling slightly short of revenue estimates with its Q3 earnings report and setting cautious guidance. The pizza chain operator reported revenue increased 4.