• Solitron Devices posted FY27 Q2 net income of $1.3 million, swinging from a net loss of $234,000 a year earlier.
• Net sales jumped 42% to $5.66 million versus the prior-year quarter.
• Net bookings climbed 48% to $6.42 million, while backlog rose 29% to $24.11 million at quarter-end.
• SG&A included $200,000 of professional fees tied to retaining an investment banker to explore strategic alternatives.
• Management said it expects sales to stay at this level or higher for the rest of FY27, and it expects the next AMRAAM order in Q4.

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