Oxford Instruments Publishes FY27 Interim Results Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • Oxford Instruments' FY27 interim results presentation on November 10, 2026, featured Richard Tyson and CFO Paul Fry.
  • Management raised Advanced Technologies' FY28 revenue growth outlook to around 20%, with margins expected to reach the 12%-15% medium-term target earlier than anticipated.
  • Advanced Technologies' first-half orders more than doubled to £132 million, with the order book fully covering planned FY27 revenue.
  • Group first-half orders rose 44%, while revenue increased 9% at constant currency.
  • A further £25 million share buyback will extend repurchases through mid-2027; the existing £100 million program should finish early that year.


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