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Oxford Instruments ( (GB:OXIG) ) has shared an announcement.
Oxford Instruments has executed a share buyback program, purchasing 16,755 of its own ordinary shares at an average price of 1834.6167 pence per share. This transaction, conducted through Numis Securities Limited, will result in a total of 57,508,549 ordinary shares in issue, impacting the company’s share capital and potentially influencing shareholder value.
The most recent analyst rating on (GB:OXIG) stock is a Buy with a £2500.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Oxford Instruments stock, see the GB:OXIG Stock Forecast page.
Spark’s Take on GB:OXIG Stock
According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, GB:OXIG is a Neutral.
Oxford Instruments’ overall score reflects strong financial performance and positive corporate events, offset by weak technical indicators and a high valuation. The company’s strategic initiatives and solid financial foundation are strengths, but current market momentum and valuation concerns weigh on the overall score.
To see Spark’s full report on GB:OXIG stock, click here.
More about Oxford Instruments
Oxford Instruments is a leading provider in the scientific and industrial equipment industry, specializing in the development and supply of high-technology tools and systems. The company focuses on delivering innovative solutions for research and industry applications, catering to a global market.
Average Trading Volume: 158,416
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: £1.04B
See more data about OXIG stock on TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page.
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