Jabil Slides to 462nd in Trading Volume Despite AI-Driven Data Center Surge and Analyst Bullishness

On July 30, 2025, Jabil Inc. (JBL) fell 1.72% with a trading volume of $0.26 billion, a 36.68% decline from the previous day’s volume, ranking it 462nd in market activity. The electronics manufacturing giant has been highlighted for its strategic focus on data centers, with recent reports noting a 50% surge in its data center business amid AI-driven demand. Analysts have flagged JBL as a top momentum stock, citing its strong relative price strength and favorable earnings expectations. The company is anticipated to release its fourth-quarter fiscal earnings in late September, with projections pointing to double-digit growth.

Recent coverage underscores Jabil’s competitive positioning in the mid-cap growth sector. The firm’s PEG ratio of 1.45, compared to an industry average of 1.96, suggests it is trading at a valuation discount relative to earnings growth. Multiple research firms have reiterated a “Strong Buy” rating for JBL, emphasizing its supply chain expertise and global footprint across 30 countries. Despite broader market fluctuations linked to Fed policy and tech sector earnings, Jabil’s stock has maintained resilience, reflecting confidence in its long-term growth trajectory tied to AI infrastructure expansion.

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