No reason was given for Rachel Osborne’s departure from Domino’s Pizza Group. The U.S. group was however quick to take control of the flow of conversation by stating that the company was on track to meet its guidance outlook for 2018.

On Tuesday, Domino’s Pizza Group stated, Rachel Osborne, its chief financial officer, had left the company with immediate effect.

The statement by Britain’s largest delivery firm was on track to meet guidance.

The London-listed, master franchise of the U.S. group Domino’s Pizza Inc said, it would soon start looking for a replacement for Osborne and will make an announcement in due course.

“The board reiterates the outlook it gave at the time of its full year results in March, and the confidence in the company’s performance in 2018 and beyond,” said Domino’s in its statement.

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