Macmillan Publishers Sales Statistics

Macmillan Publishers is the fourth largest publishing house in the world, trailing only Penguin Random House, Hachette, and HarperCollins.
As of 2020, the company’s annual revenue is estimated to be over $1.04 billion.
The company’s annual revenue has been over $1 billion since 2019.
Our estimates show that the company’s revenue in 2021 exceeded $1.05 billion.
In 2014, Macmillan contributed to 42% of its parent company, Holtzbrink Group.
92.3% of Macmillan’s book sales revenue comes from the North American market.
As of 2021, Macmillan controls over 4.7% of the global book publishing revenue.
Macmillan Learning, a company division dedicated to educational books, records an estimated revenue of over $229 million as of 2021.

Macmillan Publishing revenue statistics

From 2016, the revenue of Macmillan Publishing has increased by $149.3 million, which is a 16.5% increase.
During this period, the company’s revenue has been growing at a pace of 3.1% annually, on average.
The largest growth in the company’s revenue occurred in 2018, when it got 8.4% bigger than the previous year.
Macmillan’s revenue from book sales never hit a negative value over the last 6 years.

The annual revenue of Macmillan Publishers, along with the year-over-year growth, is presented in the table below:

Year	Revenue ($ million)	Change
2021	1,051.3* (Estimate based on Holtzbrinck’s revenue reports)	1.19%
2020	1,039.0	3.80%
2019	1,001.0	0.70%
2018	994.0	8.40%
2017	917.0	1.66%
2016	902.0

A graphical representation of the Macmillan Publishers’ annual revenue is presented on the chart below:

As of 2021, 70.5% of Macmillan Publishers’ employees are white, 9.8% are black, 9.7% are Hispanic, and 6.8% of employees are Asian.
Macmillan has more diversity than the publishing industry average (2019), where 76% of all employees are white.
68.5% of the company’s employees are female, while 31.5% are male.
The gender structure at Macmillan’s is also more diverse compared to the industry average, where 74% of all employees are female.
However, white employees dominate the highest positions in the company:
- 79.7% of directors at Macmillan Publishers are white.
- 88.5% of vice presidents are white.
- 83.7% of senior vice presidents are white.
Even though women dominate the company’s gender structure, the highest managerial positions are much more diverse:
- 44.9% of vice presidents in the company are men, while 55.1% are women.
- Of senior vice presidents, 48.8% are men, and 51.2% are women.

Since 2016, Macmillan Learning has generated total revenue of over $1.4 billion, or $243 million annually.
As of 2021, the company generates $229 million annually, according to estimates based on Holtzbrinck’s revenue reports.
Compared to 2016, the company’s annual revenue from educational book sales decreased by $29.1 million in 2021.
This is an 11.2% decrease over the last 6 years.
On average, the company’s revenue has been decreasing by 2.8% every year since 2016.

The overview of Macmillan Learning’s annual revenue since 2016 is presented in the table below:

Year	Macmillan Learning revenue ($ million)	Change
2021	229.9* (Estimate based on Holtzbrinck’s revenue reports)	2.19%
2020	225.0	-8.16%
2019	245.0	-0.41%
2018	246	-4.28%
2017	257	-0.77%
2016	259

The chart below shows the graphical representation of the company’s annual revenue evolution: