Oxford University
Celebrating highlights in literacy, digital learning and assessment, and research publishing
Our Annual Report for 2025/26 is now available
The report shares a number of publishing highlights in research and education, as well as our continued commitment to our global communities and to operating sustainably.
Professor Irene Tracey
“I am so incredibly proud of what OUP contributes to Oxford and the world. The dedication of the leadership and staff, board members, and academic delegates is evident in their service to the Press.
“As we collectively balance the human need to create, tell, and share stories as the world around us changes at pace, I am confident that my colleagues at OUP will continue to uphold our long-held traditions while shaping the new.”
Nigel Portwood
“This has been a year of investment, innovation, and growth for OUP. Against a changing backdrop in some of our markets, we remained focused on fulfilling our mission by expanding our publishing portfolio, embracing new technologies, and developing tools and services to support learning and research across the world.”
Highlights from 2025/26
We acquired
Karger Publishers, a highly regarded medicine and health sciences publisher based in Switzerland.
1.3 million people
visited the Oxford English Hub, the home of our digital content for teaching and learning English.
We launched
Green Sparks, a strand of the Oxford Reading Tree which comprises 42 books that provide age-appropriate environmental education linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
We met
our target of 100% certified sustainable paper for our print publications.
We donated
more than 154,000 books to readers worldwide.
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