McCoy Frederic E.

McCoy (EVP Global Ops) sold 22.0K shares at $224.93 blended price for $4,951,021.05, reducing holding 18.0% to 100.4K

McCoy Frederic E., EVP of Global Operations at Jabil, executed 3 separate sales totaling 22,011 shares on 2025-12-19 at prices ranging from $224.05 to $225.63, generating $4,951,021.05. The blended average transaction price of $224.93 is below the current price of $229.78. His post-transaction holding of 100,376 shares represents an 18.0% reduction from pre-transaction holdings of 122,387 shares. Across his cross-ticker open-market history, his prior 3 sells showed a 90-day well-timed rate of 33.33%, while his prior 3 sales at JBL itself showed 1 of 3 well-timed at the 90-day mark, suggesting a mixed track record of sale timing at this ticker.

EVP McCoy sold 4,500 JBL shares at $223.55; stock up 51.5% in 90 days, -16.8% annual revenue growth

McCoy Frederic E. sold 4,500 shares (3.5% of pre-transaction holdings) at $223.55, reducing his stake to 124,203 shares. The transaction occurs in a stock that has climbed 51.5% over the past 90 days and currently trades 2.9% below its 52-week high of $229.15, suggesting the company is near or at elevated valuation levels. The sale itself is modest relative to his total position. However, the broader context shows Jabil facing headwinds: annual revenue declined 16.8% year-over-year, and the P/E of 41.37 reflects a stretched valuation despite the recent price momentum. His prior two sales at this ticker showed mixed timing outcomes: the June 2025 sale yielded +9.0% returns over 30 days, while the October 2023 sale delivered -1.3% over 30 days and +0.7% over 90 days. With no measurable 90-day outcome yet available for the June trade, his historical success rate at this specific ticker is 0 of 1 well-timed sells at the 90-day mark. This transaction warrants observation for whether an insider with material holdings sees value at current levels despite operational headwinds.

EVP Frederic E. McCoy sold 8,971 shares of JBL at $205.39 on 2025-06-18, reducing holdings to 128,616 shares; stock now at $206.20.

McCoy sold 9.0K shares for $1.8M at $205.39, leaving him with 128.6K shares post-transaction. The sale represents a 6.5% reduction in his holdings at a price within 0.0% of the 52-week high, during a period of strong momentum (+24.8% in 30 days, +42.0% in 90 days). His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with an average 90-day return of +0.7%, meaning the stock typically rose after his sales—a pattern that would classify as poorly-timed selling. At JBL specifically, his prior October 2023 sale also resulted in a +0.7% 90-day return, showing no evidence of well-timed exit discipline. Given the company's challenged fundamentals (annual revenue decline of -16.8%, P/E of 45.72, and elevated valuation relative to profitability), the magnitude of the sale and its timing at peak price levels merit attention, though the 6.5% reduction is not dramatic relative to his 128.6K-share base.