Kodak continued in the black for the first quarter of 2017. The company reports net earnings of $7 million for three months ending March 31st. That’s a $22 million improvement over the loss it reported a year ago.
The cost of operations was $8 million, down from $19 million for the first quarter of 2016.
Kodak is reporting revenues for the quarter at $357 million. That’s a five percent decline from the year before, largely offset by cost cutting. Kodak says its PROSPER inkjet, plus its SONORA and FLEXCELL printing plates, all saw considerable revenue and volume growth.