Recently, I was not just looking for cheap shares for purchase – I found some and added it to my wallet.

One of them is a well-known and profitable company that has continuous growth plans-and I do not see an attractive share price.

A strong brand and continuous growth prospects

The company concerned Domino Pizza Group (LSE: dom).

To be clear, this is the London listed company that runs the local pizza work in the United Kingdom, not the franchise in New York.

Domino’s business model draws my attention as a direct model. It provides savings of size and this company can use more by developing its business in Britain.

It has been geographically re -concentrated in recent years although it continues to work outside the United Kingdom, for example in the Republic of Ireland and Poland. But the chances of growing in its largest market have caught my attention.

Simply by sticking to knitting and continuing to implement well on her action plan, I think Domino can do well. Although it decreased by 22 % last year, the company’s profit after the tax is still 90 million pounds. This is equivalent to 14 % net profit margin.

Why do I see the value

Falling in profit helps explain the reason for Domino’s on the stock list that must be purchased.

The stock price decreased by 17 % during the past year, reflecting the city’s nervousness about business performance. But this puts it on a price ratio to the profits from 11.

I see that the value of an attractive company is strongly profitable, and it has proven that it can succeed, benefit from a strong brand, and has a large customer base. In fact, the loyalty program has tried with about 630,000 customers and is now planning to expand it to nearly 3 million pizza fans.

There are risks. Safi al -Din is 266 million pounds. I see it as management, but it is higher than what I would like. Pizza sales can decrease if consumers tighten their belts (which it will be difficult to do in both senses if they eat a lot of pizza!)

But I see that this is a clear and direct work simply by continuing to do what it was recently should be able to create value for the long -term shareholders. Not only I hope the share price will grow, but I also consider that the profit distribution is 4.3 % to be attractive.

Last year, the company’s delivery work returned to growth. It sees opportunities to build on this momentum this year, although its focus on value -based marketing campaigns is a little interest to me. It indicates that buyers already feel economically. The competition for the price can be bad for the company’s profit margins, and Domino’s profitability is one of the things that I love in the event of investment.

In a row, for me, this share appears to be less than its value, which is why I decided to get a segment of the procedure.