Anaheim-based DDi Corp., a maker of printed circuit boards, said Monday it’s set to climb out of the red with better-than-expected results for the second quarter.
In an earnings preview, DDi said sales could come in at $48 million to $49 million, up 11% to 13% from the first quarter.
Earnings before interest, taxes and other items is expected to be $6 million to $7 million, up 33% to 42% from the prior quarter, the company said.
DDi predicted a gross margin of 21% to 23%, up from about 18% in the previous quarter.
The company has operated at a loss in recent quarters.
DDi got a boost from making its factories more efficient and adding sales staff, Chief Executive Mikel Williams said.
The company had a market value of about $176 million, at a recent check.
