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Oxford Instruments plc (OXIG.XLON) Financials

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Income Statement
MAR 2026
MAR 2025
MAR 2024
MAR 2023
MAR 2022
Revenues
Revenue£423£443£470£445£367
Cost of Revenue£187£199£228£215£180
Gross Profit£236£244£242£230£188
Total Operating Expenses£173£175£182£164£139
Operating Income£63£70£61£66£49
Non-Operating
Net Interest Expense-£3-£2-£2-£2-£1
Income Tax Expense£14£14£21£15£9
Net Income
Net Income£48£26£51£59£39
Per Share Data
Revenue Per Share£7.42£7.64£8.14£7.71£6.39
EPS (Basic)£0.85£0.45£0.88£1.02£0.67
EPS (Diluted)£0.84£0.44£0.87£1.00£0.66
Shares Outstanding57.0M58.0M57.8M57.7M57.5M
Dividends Per Share£0.24£0.22£0.21£0.20£0.18

Oxford Instruments (OXIG.XLON) financials: revenue, profit and margins

Oxford Instruments (OXIG.XLON) generated about £423 million in revenue and £48 million in net income (a 11.4% net margin) over the trailing twelve months, growing at roughly 3.6% a year. Figures are from company filings; this is analysis, not investment advice.

Frequently asked

What is Oxford Instruments's (OXIG.XLON) revenue?+

Oxford Instruments generated about £423 million in revenue over the trailing twelve months. Revenue has grown at roughly 3.6% a year over the past five years. Revenue is the top line, before any costs; what matters for value is how much of it survives to free cash flow. The full income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow statement are on this tab.

Is Oxford Instruments profitable?+

Yes, Oxford Instruments reported about £48 million in net income over the trailing twelve months, a net profit margin of roughly 11.4%. Net income is the bottom line after all costs, interest and taxes. Compare it to free cash flow on this tab, since reported profit and actual cash generated can diverge.

What are Oxford Instruments's profit margins?+

Oxford Instruments runs a gross margin of about 55.8%, an operating margin of about 14.8%, a net margin of about 11.4%. Margins show how much of each sales dollar a company keeps at each stage. Stable or rising margins usually signal pricing power and cost discipline; falling margins are worth investigating. See the multi-year trend on this tab.

How fast is Oxford Instruments growing?+

Oxford Instruments's revenue has compounded at roughly 3.6% a year over the past five years. Growth only creates value when it is profitable and cash-generative, so read this rate alongside OXIG.XLON's margins and free cash flow. This is analysis from company filings, not investment advice.

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