Unfortunately for Jabil (NYSE:JBL),
there's really nothing that this manufacturing specialist can do about
the uninspiring demand conditions in so many of its end-markets today.
Key markets like consumer electronics, IT hardware, and healthcare are
all pretty stagnant right now, and that is working its way back to this
otherwise well-run company. Although Jabil still looks undervalued on a
long-term basis, the same problems remain – weak free cash flow
margins, inconsistent (and often quite mediocre) returns on capital,
and ample volatility in demand, which places a premium on timing the
stock buys and sells carefully.
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Investopedia: For Jabil, The Price Is Right But The Timing Is Uncertain
I don't know whether Jabil (NYSE:JBL)
is really going to succeed in differentiating itself over the long term
from the broader electronics manufacturing service (EMS) industry. What
I do know, though, is that this is a tough stretch for the global
economy and for key end markets like handsets, medical equipment, and
communications/networking hardware. Jabil's stock does look undervalued,
though, and while I think it may be too soon to make a major commitment
here, I can see how this stock could appeal to more aggressive value
hounds.
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Investopedia: Value Is Value When It Comes To Jabil
I've never been fond of Jabil (NYSE:JBL)
as a long-term holding but, I did write back in September that I
thought the stock might be priced to perform. And the stock was quite
obliging in that regard, as it rose more than 50% over the next six
months before taking another sharp downward turn. While I still have
major reservations about owning these shares over a long stretch of
time, the upcoming Apple (Nasdaq:AAPL) iPhone launch could offer some upside.
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