Mexico ranked as Jabil’s most important international market, ahead of Malaysia and China, in fiscal year 2026, which ended on August 31.
During that year, Mexico generated 20% of the company’s total global revenue ($7,205 million out of a total of $35,954 million). This also represents 27.4% of the company’s total foreign revenue.
While Jabil’s net revenue in Malaysia was $4,376 million, its revenue in China totaled $4,082 million.
Jabil’s Most Important International Market
Jabil is a global provider of engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions. It offers comprehensive services in design, production, and product lifecycle management. Additionally, it operates globally in smart infrastructure, regulated industries, and connected devices.
For example, when creating artificial intelligence servers or medical devices, Jabil designs the electronics and manages global components. It then assembles complex components—such as liquid cooling systems or autoinjectors—while conducting quality tests. Finally, it distributes the finished product to the global market.
During fiscal year 2026, Jabil’s net sales in Mexico reached $7,205 million, a year-over-year increase of 26.6 percent.
Business performance shows a notable acceleration after posting $5,689 million in 2025 (-3.1% year-over-year). Previously, in 2024, revenue stood at $5,872 million. This rebound solidifies the country’s position as the company’s top international market.
Fixed Assets
On a consolidated basis, the company experienced a notable acceleration in its overall financial performance during fiscal year 2026. Total net revenue reached $35,954 million, representing a significant year-over-year increase of 20.6% compared to the $29,802 million recorded in fiscal year 2025.
In terms of profitability, the company reported net income of $1,042 million in 2026. This result represented solid year-over-year growth of 58.6% compared to the $657 million earned in 2025, driven primarily by the strong recovery in sales volume on an international scale.
On the other hand, the value of long-lived fixed assets has continued to decline steadily in Mexico. In 2026, infrastructure assets in Mexico totaled $488 million (-5.1% year-over-year).
This figure follows the one recorded in 2025, when assets fell to $514 million (-20.6% year-over-year) from the $647 million reported in 2024. The adjustment is due to depreciation. However, local infrastructure still accounts for 13.5% of the global total.