Shares of Jabil Inc. (NYSE:JBL) surged to a new all-time high of $209.71, pushing the company’s market valuation to approximately $22.37 billion. This new milestone comes on the back of a remarkable 12-month run in which the stock has appreciated nearly 85%, driven by sustained investor confidence and solid business fundamentals.
The Florida-based electronics manufacturer has posted robust performance across multiple timeframes, gaining over 41% in the past six months and delivering strong long-term returns over the past five years. Jabil’s strategic execution and demand across key sectors, particularly electronics manufacturing and infrastructure, have played a major role in this growth.
With $28.51 billion in annual revenue, Jabil has firmly positioned itself as a leader in the Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components sector. Investors are increasingly optimistic as the company expands its footprint and capitalizes on emerging technology trends, particularly in artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure.
Recently, the company reported stellar results for its fiscal Q3 2025, exceeding market expectations on both the top and bottom lines. Earnings per share came in at $2.55, beating forecasts of $2.29, while revenue hit $7.8 billion, well above the projected $7.03 billion. In response to the strong quarter, Jabil raised its full-year revenue outlook to roughly $29 billion.
Several Wall Street analysts have responded favorably. BofA Securities boosted its price target to $245, pointing to strong tailwinds in the AI space. Barclays also raised its target to $223 and reiterated an Overweight rating, citing solid earnings and new manufacturing initiatives in the U.S. Meanwhile, UBS lifted its target to $208, highlighting Jabil’s strength in Cloud and Data Center Infrastructure, although it noted potential margin pressure from ramping volumes.
With a focus on AI-related opportunities and infrastructure expansion, Jabil is poised to remain a key player in the tech manufacturing landscape. Its strategic positioning and consistent performance continue to draw strong support from analysts and investors alike.