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Jabil’s investment case centers on its ability to capture opportunities in high-growth sectors like energy storage, AI, and advanced manufacturing, leveraging its global supply chain. The recent Thailand expansion with Inno adds regional manufacturing scale and may improve cost efficiency, but given existing caution around renewable energy market weakness, it may not materially impact near-term catalysts or alleviate the main risk of sluggish demand in key segments right now.
Among Jabil’s recent announcements, the collaboration with Axiado Corporation on AI-driven cybersecurity stands out in light of strong AI-related revenue growth forecasts. This move, paired with continued innovation in data center products, reinforces exposure to growth drivers that could offset recent headwinds in regulated industries and consumer sectors.
On the other hand, investors should keep in mind that continued softness in the renewable energy and EV markets remains a risk...
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Jabil's outlook anticipates $34.3 billion in revenue and $1.3 billion in earnings by 2028. This implies 6.4% annual revenue growth and an increase in earnings of $723 million from the current $577 million.
Uncover how Jabil's forecasts yield a $247.38 fair value, a 26% upside to its current price.
Two investors from the Simply Wall St Community see Jabil's fair value between US$247.38 and US$258.31 per share. However, continued demand challenges in renewable energy and EV may affect the company's progress in the coming quarters, so consider how different viewpoints can affect your outlook.
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