Overview

• Mark van Dyck confirmed he will resign as group CEO and managing director on December 23 after nine months in the role.
• The board has initiated a global search process to appoint a successor to guide the business through its next phase of growth.
• Chairman and major shareholder Jack Cowin will assume the role of interim executive chair to lead the executive team during the transition.
• Investors reacted to the leadership announcement with a more than 25 percent drop in Domino’s share price, underscoring market unease.
• Van Dyck’s departure follows last month’s resignation of ANZ chief Kerri Hayman and capped a series of executive changes since Don Meij left in November.