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To own Jabil, you need to believe it can convert AI-driven demand and Intelligent Infrastructure growth into durable earnings, while managing weakness in EV, renewables and consumer-facing businesses. The latest quarter and raised US$32.40 billion revenue outlook reinforce AI as the key near term catalyst, but they do not eliminate pressures in lagging segments or the risk that heavy AI and data center investment could squeeze cash flow if conditions change.
The most relevant recent development is Jabil’s upgraded fiscal 2026 guidance, which lifts expected revenue from US$31.3 billion to US$32.4 billion, mainly tied to Intelligent Infrastructure and AI programs. That higher top line outlook, combined with investments in liquid cooling, data center capacity and the planned Hanley Energy acquisition, tightens the focus on whether AI related orders can offset softer Regulated Industries and Connected Living trends and support the company’s higher earnings ambitions.
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Jabil's narrative projects $34.3 billion revenue and $1.3 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 6.4% yearly revenue growth and about a $723 million earnings increase from $577.0 million today.
Uncover how Jabil's forecasts yield a $259.25 fair value, a 14% upside to its current price.
Two fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span about US$259 to US$350, showing how far apart individual views on Jabil can be. You can weigh these against Jabil’s stronger AI driven outlook, which could help offset weakness in EV, renewables and consumer oriented segments over time.
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