Oryx Align Limited

Active05752912Information & communicationIncorporated 23 Mar 2006 · London

The OryxAlign business model continues to focus on three core elements which shape day-to-day operations of the Company: 1. Delivering Service Excellence to our clients, consistently. 2. Maintaining Client Intimacy to ensure we understand what is needed, by when; and 3. Ensuring Operational Efficiency in the monthly drumbeat of our services. The Board’s priority has been, and remains, to deliver enduring Service Excellence to our clients, which is reflected in the Company’s SLA resolution (98%) and client sentiment (94%) scores. The Board was reassured by these statistics at year end, not least because they continue to demonstrate a consistency in our service delivery, and a resilience across the business to weather successfully challenging market conditions. The Board continues to place significant emphasis on this mission critical component of service, and they view it as central to OryxAlign’s ongoing success. Alongside these three core elements, there were two themes the Company embraced in 2024-25 to help drive performance, increase productivity, shape employee behaviours, and help ensure client retention: 1. Tempo. We introduced measures (eg automation) to increase ‘ Tempo’ across the Company, essentially focussing on the speed at which an event happens, its accuracy and its fitness for purpose. Steady progress across many fronts was achieved, but with more to do in FY2025-6 as the daily use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), and their impact, become more widespread in our industry. 2. Experience . The Board also invested significantly in its workforce, recognising that a positive ‘ Employee Experience ’ will foster engagement, inculcate loyalty, and lead to higher productivity. This was a Board high priority for the year which yielded very positive outcomes, not least of which being reduced churn, increased client retention and an uplift in morale and purpose.

Revenue

£13.8m

▲ +17.7% vs prior ~12m period

Profit after tax

£510k

Margin 4.6%

Employees

99

▲ +8.8% vs prior ~12m period

Net assets

£5.8m

Total assets £8.1m

Financial history

Revenue by accounting period

6 periods available · ▲ growth ▼ decline

Mar 2020
Not available
Mar 2021
£11.7m
Mar 2022
£13.8m▲ +17.7%
Mar 2023
Not available
Mar 2024
Not available
Mar 2025
Not available
Period endRevenueGrowthProfit before taxEmployeesNet assets
31 Mar 2025——£2.3m99£5.8m
31 Mar 2024——£1.5m91£4.2m
31 Mar 2023———88£3.3m
31 Mar 2022£13.8m▲ +17.7%£636k82£2.7m
31 Mar 2021£11.7m—£1.1m62£2.4m
31 Mar 2020———62£1.7m

Latest available figures

Period ending 31 Mar 2022. “Not available” means the figure is not in the accounts we hold. We do not estimate missing figures.

Profit & loss

Revenue
£13.8m
Gross profit
£4.9m
Operating profit
£636k
Profit before tax
£636k
Profit after tax
£510k

Balance sheet

Total assets
£8.1m
Cash
£2.3m
Total liabilities
£2.2m
Net assets
£5.8m
Revenue per employee
Not available

Similar companies

CompanyRevenueGrowth
Moon Stories Limited
13470307
£99.1m—
Lindar Media Limited
08939139
£96.9m—
Pym Productions Iii UK Limited
12331798
£95.8m—
Hocus Pocus Productions Limited
11415206
£93.8m—
Supreme Works Productions Ii UK Limited
12111245
£93.8m—

Other information & communication companies in London

CompanyRevenueGrowth
Sopra Steria Limited
04077975
£436.4m▼ -5.7%
Gram Games Limited
10276324
£296.1m▼ -24.1%
Ncr Limited
00045916
£259.0m▲ +7.5%
The Random House Group Limited
00954009
£255.1m▼ -2.7%
Penguin Books Limited
00861590
£247.2m▲ +7.0%