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The data-center manufacturer's shares surged 58% last year, outpacing the Nasdaq. Recent filings show executives selling millions of dollars in stock.
Jabil upgraded to buy as structural shifts in data center architecture and improved execution address prior concerns. JBL benefits from the industry's move to rack-level solutions, leveraging unique infrastructure and deepening its partnership with Nvidia. Management raised FY2026 AI revenue guidance to $12.1B, with Hanley Energy acquisition solving key capacity bottlenecks and enhancing revenue visibility.
JBL is betting big on AI data centers, expanding full-stack infrastructure and targeting $12.1B in AI-related revenue by fiscal 2026.
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Jabil (JBL) made it through our 'Fast-Paced Momentum at a Bargain' screen and could be a great choice for investors looking for stocks that have gained strong momentum recently but are still trading at reasonable prices.
JBL's $725M Hanley Energy buyout boosts power management capabilities as AI data centers demand more energy and optimization to strengthen its role in the AI hardware supply chain.
JBL surges 58% in a year, fueled by AI demand, end-market diversity and bullish 2026 earnings guidance.
This electronics manufacturer is not seeing a lot of growth but margins have been improving.