If you had to think of a pizza stock characterized by huge levels of growth and shareholder wealth creation then Domino's Pizza ( DPZ ) would be the first name out of the hat. A $10,000 investment in the stock made just a decade ago would currently be worth over $111,000 with reinvested dividends; equivalent to average annual returns of 27%. The second name to spring to mind would probably be Papa John's International ( PZZA ), with an analogous $10,000 investment made ten years ago currently worth around $60,500. Far few readers will be familiar with Domino's Pizza Group (OTCPK: DPUKF)( OTCPK:DPUKY ), which controls the master franchise for the Domino's brand in the British Isles and Switzerland among other territories, even though it possesses a similar track record of producing vast amounts of wealth for its longer-term shareholders. The history of Domino's in the UK began in 1985, around 25 years and 1,000 stores after the brand's original creation by the Monaghan brothers in Ann Arbor, Michigan.