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Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – FY adj. EPS -8% to 100.7p, DPS +6% to 23.6p, argues outlook confidence for “attractive sustainable growth”

2026-06-09 06:37:43

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – H1 adj. EPS down to 33p, DPS up to 5.4p, argues “recovering following significant macroeconomic disruption in Q1”

2025-11-11 07:41:09

Oxford Instruments – a ‘proud proactive and customer-focused approach driving an improving picture in Q2’… profit warning!

Most recently on scientific technology-focused Oxford Instruments (OXIG), in June with the shares falling to 1800p I wrote that it ‘argues “strong results and good momentum”, but how much so really?’, including that organic constant currency growth in earnings per share was little above 3%. The shares most recently closed at 1980p, though what about them currently falling to around 1700p on a period to 30th September 2025 “Half Year Trading Update”?

By Steve Moore | Published 2025-10-13 09:59:49 |

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – now even similar to prior year performance relying on a second half weighting

2025-10-13 06:38:52

Oxford Instruments – argues “strong results and good momentum”, but how much so really?…

Scientific technology products and systems company Oxford Instruments (OXIG) has announced results for its year ended 31st March 2025 headlined “Strong results and good momentum. Strategic execution on track and sale of quantum business”. So what about a share price, already down from above 2100p at the start of 2025, currently approaching 4% further down at 1800p?

By Steve Moore | Published 2025-06-13 13:10:52 |

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – FY adj. EPS +3% to 112.4p, DPS +7% to 22.2p, argues confident in its differentiated higher margin business

2025-06-13 06:33:27

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – results delay as “auditors, BDO LLP requesting further time to complete its standard audit procedures”

2025-06-10 06:28:17

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – agreement for sale of “quantum-focused business” for £60m including up to £3m deferred

2025-06-10 06:27:29

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – year ended 31st March 2025 “in line with expectations”, “continue to closely monitor and adapt to the potential impacts of macro events”

2025-04-16 06:34:10

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – H1 adj. EPS down to 44.7p, DPS up to 5.1p, H2 “expect to deliver our typical stronger trading performance”

2024-11-12 07:31:59

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – H1 update, notes increased currency headwind from appreciation of sterling

2024-10-16 06:53:45

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – FY adj. EPS -3% to 109p, DPS +7% to 20.8p, agreement to acquire FemtoTools AG

2024-06-11 06:34:22

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – FY adj. EPS +20%, DPS +8%, “record order book”

2023-06-13 06:54:56

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – expects FY ‘marginally ahead of expectations’, “healthy order book”

2022-04-13 07:32:27

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – states Spectris (#SXS) proposal was unsolicited and argues it has “a clear and compelling strategy”

2022-03-07 07:50:16

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – current trading “strong”, expects FY “slightly ahead of expectations”

2021-09-21 07:30:58

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – “good progress in the second half of the financial year, maintaining its good order growth”

2021-03-26 07:24:04

Science at the Cutting Edge Could Present this Emerging British Giant with a Great Future

Hello Share Munchers. We British are leaders in making advanced scientific tools and equipment used all over the world. Heading the charge is FTSE 250 company Oxford Instruments (OXIG). It researches and makes zillions of sophisticated scientific thingies, like X-ray components, microscope bits and healthcare products. And don’t think microscopes haven't moved on since we used them at school. They can now be incredibly powerful and complex. The company is, for example, providing ways to deal with atoms and molecules...

By Malcolm Stacey | Published 2019-12-03 08:25:21 |

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – currently “modest constant currency progress supported by favourable currency movements”

2019-09-10 07:10:24

Oxford Instruments (#OXIG) – expects FY adj. Op profit “to be around the higher end of expectations”

2019-04-11 06:16:41

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