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LONDON - Smart sensing software company Oxford Metrics plc (LSE:OMG) expects to report adjusted EBIT in line with market expectations for the financial year ended September 30, 2025, according to a trading update released Wednesday.
The company reported a return to year-on-year revenue growth, with group revenue expected to be broadly in line with market consensus of £46.2 million, while adjusted EBIT is anticipated to reach £2.3 million.
Oxford Metrics ended the financial year with a cash balance of £37.0 million, after spending £5.4 million on acquisitions, £4.2 million on dividend payments, and £8.3 million on share buybacks.
The company’s motion capture division, Vicon, delivered what the company described as a resilient performance despite headwinds related to US academic funding changes. This was offset by improved activity in other geographical markets and sectors.
Meanwhile, the smart manufacturing segment showed strong performance through both IVS and Sempre businesses, with the company reporting healthy organic and inorganic growth driven by improved management and product delivery execution.
CEO Imogen O’Connor stated that the 2025 financial year was one of "strong strategic progress" for the company, citing continued innovation and new product launches.
Oxford Metrics serves customers across life sciences, entertainment, engineering, and smart manufacturing markets. The company expects to announce its preliminary results for the financial year in early December 2025.
The trading update was issued as a regulatory news service announcement through the London Stock Exchange.
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