Oxford Instruments Share News (OXIG)

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: New Kromek Chairman Buys First Shares

Oxford Instruments Offloads Austin Unit For GBP1.3 Million

Oxford Instruments profit jumps as cost-cutting benefits come through

(ShareCast News) - Technology tools and systems company Oxford Instruments posted a jump in first half pre-tax profit even though revenue fell and expressed confidence that its full-year results will be in line with expectations. For the six months to the end of September, pre-tax profit came in at

Oxford Instruments Cost Savings Push Up Profit, Offset Lower Revenue

Earnings, Trading Statements Calendar - Week Ahead

Spirax-Sarco Poaches Oxford Instruments' Finance Director

Tuesday newspaper share tips: Oxford Instruments' tough year

(ShareCast News) - The Telegraph's Questor is keeping an eye on nanotechnology specialist Oxford Instruments, which has had a tough year to date. After two profit warnings due to Russian demand and weak trading in China, it noted that the shares have plunged in value by over half of what they were.

Broker tips: AB Foods, Vodafone, Oxford Instruments

(ShareCast News) - Berenberg downgraded Associated British Foods to 'hold' from buy', keeping the target price at 3,450p. It noted that since it upgraded the stock to 'buy' in February, the share price has increased by 10% while consensus forecasts for 2016 earnings per share have fallen 15% due to

Oxford Instruments slumps on Goldman downgrade

(ShareCast News) - Shares in Oxford Instruments fell sharply after Goldman Sachs downgraded the stock to 'neutral' from 'buy', noting it's trading close to the bank's unchanged 700p price target. The brokerage said that since being added to the 'buy' list on 26 September 2012, the stock is down 49.4

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Macquarie Raises Vodafone To Outperform

LONDON BRIEFING: Chinese Economic Data Good Enough To Lift Stocks

Sunday share tips: Oxford Instruments, FTSE 100 miners, Redcentric

(ShareCast News) - Oxford Instruments shares should be sold, said the Sunday Times' Inside the City column. The high-tech device maker spun out of Oxford University in 1959 needs to operate right on the bleeding edge of technology, and often depends on acquisitions to stay relevant - but not even th

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Barclays Downgrades ICAP To Equal Weight

Dividends Calendar - Week Ahead

Kromek Hires Peter Williams As Non-Executive Chairman