UPDATE 2-Steelcase Q1 results better than expected

* Q1 revenue $545.6 mln, down 30 pct

* Says revenue might have bottomed

* To cut another 200 jobs

* Shares up 15 percent

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June 23 (Reuters) - Steelcase Inc (SCS.N), the world's largest office furniture maker, posted a surprise quarterly adjusted profit as it benefitted from cost-cutting measures, and said revenue might have bottomed for the current downturn, sending its shares up as much as 15 percent.

The company also said it will cut an additional 200 jobs and consolidate a number of smaller manufacturing facilities across its global operations to save about $30 million annually.

It sees total restructuring charges of $25 million, pretax, in fiscal 2010.

The company said it might achieve a modest operating income, excluding costs, for the full year if revenue does not decline more than 25 percent compared with the prior year.

For the second quarter, the company expects to report net income of about breakeven on revenue of $600 million.

Analysts were looking for a loss of 4 cents a share, before items, on revenue of $610 million.

"First quarter revenue may prove to be our low watermark for this downturn as we move into stronger seasonal quarters ahead," said CEO James Hackett.

The company said recent order patterns have reflected modest seasonal improvements and are projected to continue into the second quarter.

Over the past year, Steelcase has cut jobs and salaries, consolidated facilities and halved dividend to cut costs as weak demand has taken a toll on the office furniture maker.

CFO David Sylvester said uncertainty in the demand environment for office furniture remains high in the midst of mixed economic signals.

SURPRISE Q1 PROFIT