Jabil Inc.
222.32+7.80 (+3.64%)
Oct 29, 4:00:02 PM EDT · NYSE · JBL · USD
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Market Cap
23.75BP/E (TTM)
37.62Basic EPS (TTM)
5.91Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
8-K
Jabil board shakeup announced
Jabil Inc. announced on October 16, 2025, that Executive Chairman Mark T. Mondello and directors Kathleen A. Walters and Jamie Siminoff will not seek re-election at the January 2026 annual meeting, shrinking the board to seven members. Mondello, after 33 years including a decade as CEO, drove diversification that broadened Jabil's portfolio and fueled growth. Lead Director Steve Raymund steps up as chairman; Jabil plans a consulting deal with Mondello. Smooth transition preserves momentum.
10-K
FY2025 results
Jabil Inc. posted FY2025 net revenue of $29.8 billion, up 3.2% y/y, with Intelligent Infrastructure surging 34% on 30% growth in cloud and data center revenues, offsetting a 25% drop in Connected Living from the Mobility divestiture. Q4 revenue hit $8.3 billion, a 18.5% y/y jump (derived), fueled by AI infrastructure momentum and sequential inventory efficiency, trimming days in inventory to 69 from 76. Margins held at 8.9%, but restructuring charges of $181 million dented operating income to $1.2 billion; core earnings rose to $1.1 billion, or $9.75 diluted EPS. Liquidity stayed robust at $1.9 billion cash, with $1.0 billion in buybacks and steady dividends. No annual guidance issued. Customer order volatility risks quarterly momentum.
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
Jabil's Q3 FY2025 revenue climbed 15.7% y/y to $7.8B, fueled by a 51% surge in Intelligent Infrastructure from cloud and data center growth, while Regulated Industries held steady and Connected Living dipped 7%. Gross margin slipped to 8.7% amid product mix shifts, yet operating income jumped 54% y/y to $403M, with diluted EPS at $2.03 up 91% y/y—reconciled cleanly against 109.3M shares. Acquisitions of Pii in February for $309M cash (recognizing $135M goodwill and $149M intangibles amortized over 11 years) and Mikros in October for $63M bolstered segments, alongside a $54M gain from Mobility divestiture adjustments. Cash fell to $1.5B with $813M adjusted FCF (derived), but $4B revolver availability and $2.9B debt (various senior notes maturing 2026-2031) keep liquidity solid. Tariffs pose a supply chain risk.
8-K
Jabil secures $3.2B credit facility
Jabil Inc. entered a new $3.2 billion five-year senior unsecured revolving credit facility on June 18, 2025, replacing its prior agreement without early termination penalties; the facility remains undrawn and supports general corporate needs amid stable market conditions. Interest rates tie to the company's debt ratings, currently at 1.075% over benchmark, with potential expansion to $4.2 billion at lenders' discretion. Covenants align with those for similar borrowers. Yet liquidity stays flexible.
8-K
Jabil boosts Q3 revenue, raises FY outlook
Jabil Inc. reported third-quarter fiscal 2025 net revenue of $7.8 billion, up from $6.8 billion last year, with core operating income hitting $420 million amid strong cloud and data center demand. While EVs and renewables lagged, the company raised its full-year outlook to $29 billion in revenue and $9.33 core diluted EPS. Intelligent Infrastructure drives growth. Restructuring charges persist.
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