Oxford Industries Ltd (OXFORDIN) Share Price & Fundamentals

What we do

Oxford Industries Ltd is a textile company specializing in premium shirting fabrics, marketing exclusive designs primarily through wholesale distribution channels in India.

Founded in

1,980

Market share

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Problem solved

Providing high-quality, technologically advanced shirting fabrics catering to elite and mass market tailoring demands in India.

Top clients or who we serve

Wholesale customers across national chains, specialty catalogs, mass merchants, department stores, specialty stores, and Internet retailers (B2B focus).

Key management

Saroj Kumar Choudhury (Managing Director), Nitin Arvind Oza (Director)

Our journey and innovations

Founded in 1980; adopted brand strategy acquiring Tommy Bahama (2003) and Ben Sherman (2004); transitioned from manufacturing to brand-focused wholesale operations.

Where we operate

India

Top products or what we offer

Exclusive shirting fabric designs produced with advanced Airjet & Rapier weaving technology.

Top brands

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Raw materials needed

Cotton yarn and cotton fabrics

Raw materials supplier

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Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue mainly from cyclical wholesale fabric sales and brand licensing operations.

Our industry position

Established player in India’s premium shirting fabrics segment with notable wholesale presence.

Financial highlights

FY 2024-25 revenue: Rs 2.27 crore; net loss: Rs 0.50 crore; previous year profit Rs. 0.095 crore; financial turnaround underway.

Geographical revenue split

Entire revenue generated from India

Order book

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Whats driving growth

Brand acquisitions, technology-driven production, wholesale client network expansion, and market repositioning.

Our future plans

Focus on operational turnaround, strengthening wholesale operations, and improving working capital availability.

Our green promise

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Our people and values

Employs approximately 450 people with emphasis on technology-driven manufacturing and customer satisfaction.

Key challenges ahead

Working capital constraints, accumulated losses, and financial sustainability challenge going concern status.

Interesting facts

Has transitioned from manufacturing to brand-focused strategy with notable acquisitions like Tommy Bahama and Ben Sherman.

Risks and strategy

Risks include financial losses and liquidity issues; strategy includes operational revival and lender settlements.