On July 7, Jabil fell 5.06% in regular trading, trading at $312.26/share, with turnover of $66.58 million. The decline came as concerns over AI compute overcapacity continued to intensify across global technology sectors.

On the news front, reports that Meta plans to sell its idle AI compute capacity have continued to ferment since early July, triggering widespread fears that AI infrastructure investment may be entering a period of supply surplus. As a core AI infrastructure supplier that previously guided for 50% AI-related revenue growth in fiscal 2027, Jabil's elevated valuation faced significant sentiment-driven selling pressure.

The broader Electronic Manufacturing Services sector experienced widespread weakness. Among sector peers, Flex Ltd fell 8.83%, TTM Technologies declined 7.44%, Fabrinet dropped 7.30%, and Celestica lost 5.40%, reflecting broad-based de-risking across the AI hardware supply chain.

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