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Bookmark or Share- What Is the Middle Market? [Firms, Comparisons & More] - GrataThe Federal Reserve defines the middle market as businesses with between $10 and $250 million in annual revenue, while the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has a more expansive definition, including companies with between $10 million and $1 billion in this category (see chart on page 8).
- Definition of Middle Market - DivestopediaThe middle market, or “mid-market,” is a reference to the size of a company usually in terms of its revenue and/or asset base. There is no universally accepted revenue range that defines middle market companies.
- Defining the Middle Market - Capstone PartnersThe “middle market” includes businesses that are valued between $10 million and $1 billion, comprising approximately 200,000 companies in the U.S. and accounting for around one-third of total private sector gross domestic product (GDP). 1 Notably, roughly 70% of privately-owned businesses are held by baby boomers nearing retirement in the next t...
- Middle market - RSM USWhat is the middle market? The middle market is the backbone of the U.S. economy, accounting for one-third of total jobs and 40% of GDP. Middle market organizations, which make up the “real economy,” are too big to be small and too small to be big.
- Middle-market company - WikipediaMid-market companies—companies that are too big to be considered SMEs, but smaller than big, exchange listed businesses—play a key role in the UK and in the other top European economies.
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