100 Fastest-growing companies

Corporate America's supercharged performers


Deckers Outdoor Rank: 91 (Previous rank: 24) Get quote: DECK Financials: Latest quarterly results	CEO: Angel R. Martinez Address: 495-A South Fairview Avenue Goleta, CA 93117 Comment: The maker of boots and sporting shoes expanded its UGG line into the luxury market.

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	$ millions (past 4 qtrs.)	% growth (3 yr. annual rate)	Growth rank
Revenues	321.0	32	77
Net income**	35.6	-	-
Total return	-	51	37
Earnings per share	-	47	90

Share price
As of 8/22/07	$96.31
Beat the S&P 500*	Yes
P/E (current fiscal year est.)	23

Industry: Industrial

Rank	Company	Revenues ($ millions)
37	General Cable	3,870.0
41	Joy Global	2,477.6
47	Gardner Denver	1,711.3
68	Miller Industries	430.0
78	Layne Christensen	767.7
85	Encore Wire	1,258.0
91	Deckers Outdoor	321.0
98	Regal Beloit	1,639.9

From the September 17, 2007 issue

Notes:
* The S&P 500 returned 11.7% annually over the same period.
** Through the quarter ended May 31, 2007.

Fastest growing by EPS growth

Company	EPS growth (3 yr. annual rate)
Rowan Cos.	532%
NutriSystem	433%
Gulfmark Offshore	306%
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Fastest growing by revenue growth

Company	Revenue growth (3 yr. annual rate)
First Acceptance	277%
NutriSystem	225%
Arena Resources	165%
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Fastest growing by total return

Company	Total return (3 yr. annual rate)
NutriSystem	244%
Dynamic Materials	173%
Titanium Metals	140%
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How we pick the Fastest-Growing

To qualify for this year's listing, a company must be incorporated in the U.S� and have posted a compound annual growth in revenue and earnings per share of at least 25% annually over the three years ended on or before May 31, 2007.... (more)