--Oxford Industries Guides For Q2 Sales of $430-$450 Million, vs CIQ Analyst Consensus of $452 Million; Sees FY 2024 Sales of $1.59-$1.63 Billion, vs Consensus of $1.64 Billion-March 2024-www.financetom.com

--Oxford Industries Guides For Q2 Sales of $430-$450 Million, vs CIQ Analyst Consensus of $452 Million; Sees FY 2024 Sales of $1.59-$1.63 Billion, vs Consensus of $1.64 Billion

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--Oxford Industries Guides For Q2 Sales of $430-$450 Million, vs CIQ Analyst Consensus of $452 Million; Sees FY 2024 Sales of $1.59-$1.63 Billion, vs Consensus of $1.64 Billion

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