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The Middleby Corporation

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Company details
Market cap
$6.8B
P/E ratio
~15×
Div yield
EPS (adj. FY24)
~$9.60
Profit margin
~10%
Rev. growth
-4%
Revenue (FY24)
$3.9B
Free cash flow
~$600M
In plain English
Middleby builds the equipment inside the world's kitchens — ovens, fryers, ice machines, coffee and ice-cream dispensers for restaurants, plus protein and bakery lines for food factories. A serial acquirer of 75+ brands (TurboChef, Taylor, Follett, Viking, AGA), it is now slimming down: it spun off its Food Processing arm as Midera (Nasdaq: MFP) in July 2026 and sold 51% of its residential business to 26North, leaving a commercial-foodservice pure-play.
In simple terms
What The Middleby Corporation really sells
Middleby builds the equipment inside the world's kitchens — ovens, fryers, ice machines, coffee and ice-cream dispensers for restaurants, plus protein and bakery lines for food factories. A serial acquirer of 75+ brands (TurboChef, Taylor, Follett, Viking, AGA), it is now slimming down: it spun off its Food Processing arm as Midera (Nasdaq: MFP) in July 2026 and sold 51% of its residential business to 26North, leaving a commercial-foodservice pure-play.
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