Jabil Inc.

• JBL Stock Price 24h change: +5.44%. From 241.83 USD to 254.98 USD.
• Jabil Inc. surged over 5% on February 6, hitting a new 52-week high of $259.74 during intraday trading. The rally was driven by strong bullish sentiment following recent price target upgrades from analysts at Barclays and Goldman Sachs, alongside optimism surrounding AI-driven data center demand.
• From a technical perspective, JBL exhibits a "Strong Bullish" trend. The stock is trading significantly above its 50-day ($232.04) and 200-day ($219.27) moving averages. Technical indicators are largely positive with an RSI of 54.1 (neutral-to-bullish) and 11 "Buy" signals from moving averages, though some oscillators suggest it is approaching overbought territory.
• Jabil recently announced a strategic investment in Eagle Harbor Technologies to accelerate the development of advanced RF and pulsed power solutions for next-generation semiconductor manufacturing.
• Analyst sentiment remains high with Barclays raising its price target to $283 and Goldman Sachs maintaining a "Buy" rating with a $282 objective, citing Jabil's under-the-radar potential in the AI boom.
• India's Budget 2026 proposed doubling the incentive outlay for electronics component manufacturing to ₹40,000 crore, a significant lift for global EMS providers like Jabil with operations in the region.
• Global electronics manufacturing data for early 2026 shows a stark divergence; while AI-linked supply chains and data center infrastructure continue to accelerate, broad-based consumer goods manufacturing remains soft.

• JBL Stock Price 24h change: -1.02%. From 238.48 USD to 236.06 USD. (Data reflects mid-day trading performance and closing sentiment on February 5, 2026).
• From a technical perspective, JBL is in a "short-term consolidation" phase after a sharp -3.90% pullback on Feb 4. The stock remains technically resilient with the 50-day SMA ($230.80) and 200-day SMA ($219.00) providing strong underlying support, though it currently faces immediate resistance near its 52-week high of $258.05.
• Jabil shares saw a significant -3.90% drop on February 4, 2026, triggered by a weaker-than-expected ADP private payrolls report that raised broad concerns over corporate spending and manufacturing sector health.
• Goldman Sachs recently reiterated a bullish stance on Jabil, raising its price target to $282 from $255, citing high demand for AI-driven data center infrastructure and the successful integration of the Hanley Energy Group acquisition.
• Jabil senior management reported planned stock sales under Rule 10b5-1 plans in early February, while the company continues to gain momentum from its expansion into India's photonics market and its entry into the $20 billion pharmaceutical solutions space.
• The U.S. Manufacturing PMI moved into positive territory at 52.6% in January 2026, marking the first expansion in over a year and signaling a potential recovery in domestic industrial activity despite labor cost pressures.
• India announced a major boost to its electronics sector in Budget 2026, doubling the incentive outlay for the Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme to ₹40,000 crore to catalyze global supply chain shifts toward the region.