A global engineering, manufacturing, and supply-chain solutions provider, Jabil builds everything from cloud servers and networking gear to medical devices and warehouse robots for major tech, auto, healthcare, and renewables brands. It began in 1966 when founders James Golden and Bill Morean assembled circuit boards on a kitchen table in suburban Detroit, and they named the company by splicing their first names together — Ja from James, Bil from Bill. Today its plants span dozens of countries, and its designers help customers shape products from first idea to factory floor.
Yap May YeeSVP, Chief Information Officer · 1 transaction
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23.8K
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Renno RafaelSVP, Global Business Units · 2 transactions
+17.9%
17.2K
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2.0K
Berry Adam E.SVP, IR and Corporate Affairs · 2 transactions
-13.7%
16.3K
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2.6K
Holland Christopher SDirector · 1 transaction
-7.9%
11.2K
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Plant John CDirector · 1 transaction
+10.2%
6.5K
600
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Tyagarajan N. V.Director · 1 transaction
+25.4%
3.0K
600
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Net open-market activity over the last 6 months: -47.0K shares. Grants, option exercises and tax withholding are excluded — they are compensation mechanics, not decisions to buy or sell.