Shares gained 1.48% to $342.47 in a mixed Friday session, marking a third straight advance, while Benchmark Electronics, Flex and Sanmina posted stronger performances.
Jabil finished 1.08% below its 52-week high of $346.22 reached on 24 April, as the S&P 500 edged up 0.29% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.31%.
Trading volume reached 1.3 million shares, above the stock's 50-day average of 1.2 million, indicating heavier investor activity despite the relative underperformance.
With insiders selling shares, can Jabil's AI strategy overcome a severe memory chip crisis to sustain its stock rally?
Will Jabil's new US factories win the AI hardware race against Mexico's booming nearshoring hub?
As AI data centers strain global power grids, can Jabil's new components prevent an energy crisis?