Shares of Anaheim-based circuit board maker DDi Corp. jumped Tuesday after the company posted better than expected preliminary fourth-quarter results.
The stock rose 3% on a recent market value of $100 million.
DDi expects revenue of $45 million for the three months ended Dec. 31, up 4% from a year earlier.
The company didn’t give a profit outlook. No analysts currently cover the stock.
“In addition to our sequential growth, we have seen solid demand as we start 2008,” said Chief Executive Mikel Williams.
The company, which targets work with big aerospace contractors, has invested in its plants and overhauled some of its assembly equipment.
The move eliminated some jobs but made its manufacturing operations more efficient, Williams told the Business Journal last year.
DDi is set to report full fourth-quarter earnings on Feb. 13.
