The line graph presents the monthly total revenue of three pizza establishments in Vietnam over the course of 2017.
In general, both Domino Pizza and The Pizza Company exhibited a progressive upward trend in revenue throughout the year, in contrast to Pizza Hut, which experienced a fluctuation in sales that predominantly declined after an initial increase.
In detail, Pizza Hut commenced the year with a revenue of approximately $10 million in January, which then declined to around $5 million in February. Following this downturn, the company’s revenue experienced a gradual increase, reaching $26 million by October, before experiencing marginal fluctuations towards the year-end, concluding at approximately $29 million in December. Conversely, Domino Pizza’s revenue began at $8 million in January, witnessing a modest fluctuation with an initial decrease to $10 million in February. Subsequently, this establishment’s revenue surged, peaking at $28 million in August, followed by a slight decline to around $30 million by December.
The Pizza Company, on the other hand, started with a significantly higher revenue of $25 million in January and exhibited a minor decline to $30 million in February. The subsequent months illustrated a notable upward trajectory, peaking at $40 million in June before stabilizing at approximately $35 million from August to November, finally concluding the year at a revenue of $32 million in December. Overall, while Domino Pizza and The Pizza Company maintained positive growth, Pizza Hut struggled to regain momentum after its early fluctuations.