• Newegg posts Q1 net income of USD 7.8 million, swinging from a net loss a year earlier as profitability improved.
• Net sales fall 11.8% year over year to USD 306.2 million; GMV drops 12.1% to USD 377.5 million.
• Adjusted EBITDA rises to USD 10 million from USD 5.4 million, reflecting cost discipline and inventory management.
• Average order value increases to USD 470 from USD 439; active customers slip to about 570,000 from 670,000.
• Management flags memory supply constraints and pricing pressure; highlights progress on AI shopping tools, Gamer Zone, and an expanded Trade-In Program.

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