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Jabil is selling off today, mirroring a broader downturn across the hardware and electronics manufacturing sector. Peers such as Flex, Plexus, and Advanced Energy Industries are experiencing similar significant declines, suggesting that the weakness is tied to industry-wide sentiment rather than company-specific news. While the company continues to focus on its AI infrastructure momentum and recent operational expansions in India and Malaysia, these long-term growth initiatives were unable to insulate the stock from the prevailing negative pressure hitting the hardware industry today.
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