Miller Industries, Inc. has grown revenue −8.7% a year over three years and 2.0% a year over five, with earnings per share compounding at −28%. Revenue growth, 3-year annual rate: −8.7% (Auto Parts median +6.6%). Revenue growth, 5-year rate: +2.0%, growth has slowed since the five-year average. Earnings per share, 3-year rate: −28%, earnings lagged revenue: the growth is costing something. Years of annual history on file: 17, FY2009 to FY2025, as filed.

MLRMiller Industries, Inc.

Consumer Cyclical

$52.82+34% 1Y

$52.82

$35.2552 weeks$57.97

Is it growing?

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Growth is fading: revenue shrinking (−21% year on year) and earnings down −66% year on year.

2 to watch, 1 without data

Revenue trend−21% in a year

Trailing-twelve-month revenue vs a year earlier, from the company's own filings. Five-year pace: +2% a year.

Earnings trend−66% in a year

Trailing-twelve-month earnings per share against a year earlier. Growing slower than revenue, so the growth is costing something.

All from SEC EDGAR, as of Jun 30, 2026.

Where this answer is blind. These are trailing numbers from the filings, not forecasts: an acquisition or a one-off year can flatter them, so check the quarters.

Is MLR growing?

Miller Industries, Inc. has grown revenue −8.7% a year over three years and 2.0% a year over five, with earnings per share compounding at −28%.

−8.7%

Revenue growth, 3-year annual rate · Auto Parts median +6.6% · shrinking · compounded from trailing twelve-month revenue

Revenue growth, 5-year rate: +2.0%
Revenue growth, 5-year rate · −8.7% over three · growth has slowed since the five-year average
Earnings per share, 3-year rate: −28%
Earnings per share, 3-year rate · revenue −8.7% · earnings lagged revenue: the growth is costing something
Years of annual history on file: 17
Years of annual history on file · FY2009 to FY2025, as filed