JBL JABIL INC Insider Trading

JBL COO Priestley sells 3,169 shares at $330.00; stock now at $333.68 near 52-week high amid 31.6% rally.

Andrew Priestley, EVP and Chief Operations Officer, sold 3,169 shares of JABIL at $330.00 on 2026-04-20, reducing his stake from 60,267 shares to 57,098 shares. The sale occurred as the stock trades near its 52-week high of $333.68 (now +0.0% from that peak) and has advanced +31.6% over the past 30 days and +31.8% over 90 days. Notably, his prior trades at JBL show poor timing outcomes: his last two measurable sales in June 2025 were followed by positive 90-day returns of +7.0% and +4.1%, meaning he sold before significant advances rather than declining periods. His cross-ticker track record shows an average 90-day well-timed rate of 0.00% across 3 prior sells. The company carries a 43.50 P/E valuation and generated $8.3B in revenue with +3.2% annual growth. This sale occurs with the stock at elevated valuation and momentum.

Yap May Yee (SVP CIO) sold 1,634 shares of JBL at $306.74; stock at 52-week high; mixed 90d timing pattern (40% well-timed on prior JBL sales).

Yap May Yee, SVP and Chief Information Officer, sold 1,634 shares at $306.74, reducing holdings by 6.4% to 23,787 shares. The sale occurred at the 52-week high ($330.28 current price is +0.0% from that peak), and the stock has rallied 30.2% over 30 days and 33.8% over 90 days. Examining his prior execution at JBL: of 5 preceding sales at this ticker, only 2 demonstrated negative 90-day returns (well-timed sells); the other 3 were followed by gains, including +8.4%, +3.6%, and +7.5% respectively. His cross-ticker track record shows 6 prior sells with a 50.00% well-timed rate and average 90d return of -4.1%, but same-ticker history at JBL is less favorable (2 of 5 sales well-timed, 90-day average shows mixed outcomes). The current sale near all-time highs in a hot market deserves monitoring against the insider's actual historical execution rate at this company.

JBL EVP Borges sold 5,126 shares at $317.51 on 2026-04-17; stock now at $330.28 (+30.2% in 30 days). Same-ticker timing pattern: 0 of 3 prior sells well-timed.

Steven D Borges, EVP of Global Business Units, sold 5,126 shares for $1,627,550.11, reducing his holdings from 76,524 to 71,398 shares. The sale occurred at $317.51, and the stock subsequently appreciated to $330.28 within the same month, consistent with his same-ticker historical pattern: across 3 measurable prior sales at JBL, zero were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with 90-day returns of +13.3%, +6.7%, and +3.2%. His cross-ticker track record shows a 28.57% well-timed rate across all open-market sells, but at this specific ticker, the pattern of sales followed by gains suggests this insider has not consistently exited ahead of weakness. The stock's 30-day surge of +30.2% from this sale price reflects recent strength in the stock, now trading at the 52-week high of $330.28.

EVP Steven Borges sold 7,000 JBL shares at $295.00; stock near 52-week high of $305.37 after +28.1% in 90 days.

Borges sold 7,000 shares at $295.00 on a day when JBL closed near its 52-week high of $305.37, with the stock up +28.1% over 90 days and +21.8% over 30 days. His prior trades at JBL show mixed timing: only 1 of 4 prior sales were well-timed (resulted in stock decline), while 3 prior sales preceded stock gains of +12.0%, +4.1%, and +6.3% respectively at the 30-day mark. His cross-ticker track record shows sells with an average 90d return of +2.6% (poorly timed) and a well-timed rate of 28.57%, indicating he rarely sells ahead of declines. Post-transaction, Borges retains 76,524 shares, representing an -8.4% reduction from his prior 83,524-share position. The sale occurs during strong upward momentum in JBL stock and occurs on the same day as another Borges sale (2026-04-08), suggesting a potentially coordinated portfolio action rather than a response to company-specific concerns.

Priestley (COO) sold 4,000 JBL shares at $301.00; holds 60,267 post-sale as stock rallies +21.8% in 30 days.

Priestley, EVP and Chief Operations Officer, sold 4,000 shares (4.0K shares) of Jabil at $301.00 on 2026-04-10 for $1,204,000.00 (1.2M), reducing holdings from 64.3K to 60.3K shares. The transaction occurred as JBL has surged +21.8% over 30 days and now trades at $305.37, just 0.0% below its 52-week high of $305.37. His prior two sales at JBL (both on 2025-06-18) posted positive 90-day returns of +12.3% and +9.3%, indicating a pattern of selling before rallies rather than before declines. With the company reporting $8.3B in latest quarterly revenue and trading at a P/E of 39.81, this sale warrants observation for whether it reflects portfolio management decisions amid strong recent price momentum or other considerations.

JBL CEO Dastoor sold 9,467 shares for $2.7M at $286.64 avg; holds 253.1K shares post-sale.

CEO Michael Dastoor executed 2 separate open-market sales totaling 9,467 shares for $2,713,610.83 on April 8, 2026, at a blended average price of $286.64, representing a 3.6% reduction in his 262.6K pre-transaction holdings. The stock currently trades at $293.02, up 16.7% over the past 30 days and up 29.6% over 90 days, near its 52-week high of $293.02. Across his cross-ticker track record, Dastoor's 18 prior open-market sells averaged positive 30-day and 90-day returns (+6.1% and +3.8%), indicating historically poor sell timing; his 5 prior sales at JBL in January 2026 all showed positive 30-day returns (ranging 6.4% to 10.5%), suggesting the stock has continued to appreciate after his recent insider sales. The company trades at a P/E of 38.20 on revenue of $8.3B and net income of $223.0M, with annual revenue growth of 3.2%.

EVP Borges sells 7,000 JBL shares at $290.00 for $2.0M; stock at $293.02 (52-week high)

Steven D. Borges, EVP of Global Business Units, sold 7,000 shares of Jabil on 2026-04-08 at $290.00, reducing his holdings from 90.5K to 83.5K shares. The sale occurred near the stock's 52-week high of $293.02, following a strong 30-day surge of +16.7% and 90-day rally of +29.6%. Examining his same-ticker history at JBL, his prior four completed sales (2024–2025) showed mixed timing outcomes: one was well-timed (2025-12-23, with 13.3% gain post-sale), two were poorly timed (2025-06-18 and 2024-01-03 with positive subsequent returns), and one was neutral (2023-10-25). His cross-ticker track record shows an average 90-day return of +2.6% post-sale with a 28.57% well-timed rate, indicating his sells have been modestly profitable overall but far from consistently well-timed. This particular sale in the context of a 52-week run from $116.88 to $293.02 represents a liquidation near peak valuation, though the fundamental backdrop (P/E of 38.20, $8.3B revenue with +3.2% growth, $223.0M net income) does not indicate distress.

JBL CEO Dastoor Michael sells 15,000 shares for $3.7M at $246.91 average in 7 separate transactions

CEO Dastoor Michael executed 7 separate sales totaling 15,000 shares (15.0K shares) for $3,703,603.56 on 2026-01-22, reducing his holdings by 5.4% from 277,566 to 262,566 shares. The sales occurred at prices ranging from $245.42 to $256.74, with a blended average price of $246.91, slightly above the current price of $241.81. His prior sales at JBL show mixed timing outcomes: 4 of 5 prior JBL sales were followed by positive 90-day returns (well-timed in 1 of 5 cases), though his cross-ticker track record shows only a 36.36% well-timed rate on 11 prior sells. The transaction occurs with the stock trading near its 52-week high ($253.18), while the company maintains a P/E of 36.31 on $8.3B in annual revenue.

Executive Chairman MONDELLO sold 17,200 shares for $4,300,002.80 in 2 separate transactions on 2026-01-16.

MONDELLO MARK T, Executive Chairman of Jabil, executed 2 separate sales on 2026-01-16, totaling 17,200 shares for $4,300,002.80 at a blended average price of $250.00—well above the current price of $246.75 and near the 52-week high of $253.18. His post-transaction holdings of 1,111,459 shares represent a -1.5% reduction from pre-transaction holdings. The clustering of multiple sales within a single day, combined with execution at elevated prices, warrants attention. Notably, his 5 prior same-ticker trades at JBL (all sells, executed on 2026-01-15, 2026-01-14, 2026-01-13, and twice on 2026-01-02) show a rapid succession of dispositions whose outcomes remain unmeasurable; his cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with an average 30-day return of +5.1%, but no same-ticker historical timing pattern is yet established. The absence of disclosed rationale and the rapid sequential selling activity deserve scrutiny.

Executive Chairman Mondello sells 22,800 shares across 3 trades (Jan 13–15) for $5,515,417.02 total; retains 1,128,659 shares

Mark Mondello, Executive Chairman of Jabil, executed 3 separate open-market sales between January 13–15, 2026, totaling 22,800 shares for $5,515,417.02 at a blended average price of $241.90. The transactions represent a -2.0% reduction in his holdings, leaving him with 1,128,659 shares post-sale. The timing of these sales follows a series of 5 recent sells at Jabil on January 2, 2026 (outcomes not yet measurable), and occurs as the stock trades near its 52-week high of $253.18 and is up 19.1% over the past 30 days. His cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with an average 90-day return of +2.5%, indicating his prior sales have generally preceded stock appreciation rather than declines. No prior-trade timing data at Jabil is yet conclusive. The substantial dollar volume and proximity to recent-historical highs merit monitoring of his future trading patterns.