Audiovox Corp.,HauppaugeConsumer electronics

First quarter: Ended May 31

Net income: $1.1 million compared with $500,000 in the same period last year

Net sales: $130.3 million compared with $119.8 million in the year-ago quarter

Expenses: $3.3 million related to acquisitions; $1.5 million for employee stock options costs and professional service fees.

Outlook: Chief executive Pat Lavelle said, "Despite two acquisitions last year, our cash position has improved. While market concerns remain, both domestically and abroad, we believe we are positioned to weather the turbulent markets and emerge stronger long-term."

Company statement: "While we showed improvement over last year's first quarter, like most companies, we are still feeling the effects of an economic recovery that is materializing slower than expected. What has us most encouraged near-term are positive signs pointing to a continuing automotive market recovery."

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