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To own Jabil today, you really have to buy into its role as a manufacturing partner at the center of AI, data center and diversified electronics supply chains, backed by rising revenue and earnings in 2026 and active capital returns via dividends and buybacks. The Mississippi data center facility and India expansions fit neatly into that story as capacity adds for customers in areas where Jabil is leaning in, but the immediate financial impact is likely modest relative to a US$35 billion revenue base and existing guidance. More visible, near term, are the large ongoing repurchases and the new universal shelf registration, which together highlight both financial flexibility and the option to tap capital markets if needed. Against that, heavy debt, index removals and rapid board turnover all sit as real risk markers investors should not ignore.
However, investors should also weigh Jabil’s high debt load and recent index removals carefully. Despite retreating, Jabil's shares might still be trading 35% above their fair value. Discover the potential downside here.Explore 2 other fair value estimates on Jabil - why the stock might be worth just $441.44!
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