‘Smart’ sensing and measurement technology company Oxford Metrics (OMG) has issued announcements including of projects delays, an acquisition and “Confirmation of CEO Appointment”. What of the valuation with the shares 6% lower in response at 33p?
‘Smart sensing and software company’ Oxford Metrics (OMG) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2026 including emphasising “revenue growth, improved adjusted EBIT and continued strategic progress across the group”. What’s though the detail compared to the valuation from a 41.8p share price?
‘Smart sensing and software company’ Oxford Metrics (OMG) issued a trading update in April including a headline “improved year-on-year performance”. That suggests profit progress this year, whilst the prior balance sheet showed, excluding ‘goodwill and intangible assets’, net assets of £42.7 million including cash of £37.3 million. At a 45.9p offer price, £51.4 million market cap, the following is why we consider this a patient ‘penny shares’ value and income Buy.
‘Smart sensing and software company’ Oxford Metrics (OMG) has issued a trading update including that it expects to report first half of its year revenue and adjusted profit before tax in line with management expectations with trading momentum having continued. So is that good news discounted in a £61.8 million market capitalisation?
‘Smart sensing and software’ company Oxford Metrics (OMG) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2024 and that it “enters the second half with >90% visibility of full year revenues and with a growing pipeline”. is that good news factored in to a c100p share price?
Life sciences, entertainment and engineering markets-focused smart sensing and software company Oxford Metrics (OMG) has issued an update on trading in conjunction with its AGM including that a “solid start has continued with good early trading in the new financial year”. We suggest this is good news for the shares from a current around 100p to buy.
Hello Share Chewers. The current bear market has hit most shares, of course. But, as always, some companies suffer unfairly in the downward rush. One such venture that could see a recovery soon is Oxford Metrics (OMG).
‘Smart sensing’ software company serving life sciences, entertainment and engineering markets, Oxford Metrics (OMG) has announced “deferment of approximately £3.5m of shipments” due to global supply chain issues but that it has been able to mitigate the margin impact to some extent and “has continued to experience high levels of market demand and currently holds its largest ever level of orders-in-hand”. So what of a current share price response down to 83.5p?
