Middleby Corporation spun off its Food Processing segment into Midera, sharpening focus on commercial foodservice equipment. MIDD reported Q2 2026 revenue of $875.55M, achieving nearly 10% year-over-year growth with 6.5% organic growth. Non-GAAP EPS beat estimates by $0.26, resulting from heavy stock buybacks but also strong operational performance.
MIDD's Q2 earnings and sales beat estimates as Commercial Foodservice demand rose, while tariffs and inflation pressured margins.
Middleby NASDAQ: MIDD said its transformation into a focused commercial foodservice equipment company is complete after the company sold a controlling stake in its residential kitchen business and spun off its food processing operations.
| Machinery Industry | Industrials Sector | Timothy FitzGerald CEO | XFRA Exchange | 596278101 CUSIP |
| US Country | 8,826 Employees | 2 Jun 2004 Last Dividend | 18 Jun 2007 Last Split | 17 Mar 1992 IPO Date |
The Middleby Corporation, with its inception in 1888 and a historical name change from Middleby Marshall Oven Company in 1985, stands as a global leader in the design, marketing, manufacture, distribution, and service of a broad spectrum of products. These serve the foodservice, food processing, and residential kitchen sectors. Operating from its base in Elgin, Illinois, The Middleby Corporation caters to a diverse clientele worldwide, emphasizing innovation and efficiency across its product range.
The company’s offerings are segmented into three primary groups: Commercial Foodservice Equipment, Food Processing Equipment, and Residential Kitchen Equipment. Each segment caters to a specific market need with a wide array of products.