Oxford Instruments plc

United Kingdom · GB0006650450 · reports in GBP · Europe

The answers

From the annual report for the year to Mar 31, 2026. Each line says what it is based on.

Is it growing?Fair
Revenue −4.6% in the year to Mar 31, 2026, on the year before.
Is it a good business?Fair
It earned 14% on its shareholders' equity in the year to Mar 31, 2026.
Is it safe?Good
Equity is 62% of its assets, and operations brought in cash in the year.
Is the price fair?n/a
Not answered: no exchange publishes this company's price for free reuse, so there is no P/E here.

The year

Year to Mar 31, 2026, consolidated, in GBP.

£423M

revenue

14%

operating margin

£48M

net profit

Year by year

As filed; an earlier year can differ from its own report when the company restated it.

Mar 2023Mar 2024Mar 2025Mar 2026
Revenue£445M£470M£443M£423M
Operating profit£72M£68M£38M£58M
Net profit to shareholders£59M£51M£26M£48M
Earnings per share£1.02£0.88£0.45£0.85
Dividend per share£19.50£20.80£0.22£0.24
Cash from operationsn/a£42M£50M£54M
Capital spendingn/a£27M£14M£7M
Cashn/a£98M£94M£107M
Total assetsn/a£606M£605M£552M
Equity£344M£366M£376M£340M

What they do

In the company's own words, from the annual report.

Oxford Instruments plc (‘OI plc’) is the ultimate holding company of a group of subsidiary undertakings (the ‘Group’) which is a leading global provider of technology and expertise to academic and commercial partners.

Source: the company’s annual financial report in ESEF, via filings.xbrl.org (XBRL International). Listed shares from ESMA’s FIRDS register; ESMA does not endorse this site. Ryufin computed the answers and ratios from the filed figures.