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Miller Industries, Inc. Common Stock (MLR)

39.81
-0.62 (-1.53%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 7th, 2:39 AM EDT
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Competitors to Miller Industries, Inc. Common Stock (MLR)

Altec Industries, Inc.

Altec Industries competes with Miller Industries in the aerial work platform and utility equipment sectors, where both companies offer platforms that can be used in similar applications concerning towing and recovery. Their competition arises from overlapping market needs, especially among utility service providers and contractors. Altec's competitive edge comes from its established reputation for high-quality engineering and extensive product offerings tailored to specific industrial needs, which can appeal to larger corporations over Miller Industries.

Bridgestone Corporation

Bridgestone Corporation offers a range of tire products and related services that cater to towing companies, where Miller Industries also finds its market. Although their primary business areas diverge, Bridgestone’s strength in tire production can influence the overall towing and recovery industry by ensuring the reliability and safety of towing vehicles. Bridgestone's large scale of operations gives it a significant competitive advantage in pricing and supply chain management, outpacing Miller Industries in this aspect of service dependence.

Davis Equipment Corporation

Davis Equipment Corporation competes with Miller Industries primarily in the field of towing equipment manufacturing and related services. They specialize in producing high-quality towing vehicles and accessories, aiming to fulfil a similar market need for reliable and durable towing solutions. While Miller Industries has a wider product range and stronger brand recognition, Davis Equipment focuses on niche market segments and personalized customer service, allowing them to build loyal client relationships.

Expanded Recovery

Expanded Recovery provides a broad range of heavy-duty recovery and towing vehicles that directly compete with Miller Industries' offerings. They focus heavily on innovation and have carved out a strong presence in the recovery market by promoting unique technology features in their products. Miller Industries has a strong reputation and market experience which often keeps it competitive; however, Expanded Recovery’s aggressive pricing and marketing strategies can appeal to cost-conscious customers in their shared market.

Ford Motor Company F +0.42%

Ford competes with Miller Industries indirectly by offering a variety of vehicles, including commercial trucks suitable for towing and recovery applications. While Miller Industries specializes in towing equipment, Ford's large-scale production and distribution network provide it with significant market dominance for vehicles that may be adapted for towing purposes. Ford's competitive advantage lies in its brand strength, engineering capabilities, and extensive dealer network, overshadowing Miller Industries in many commercial vehicle segments.