Jim Cramer still finds
Jacobs Solutions attractive at $132 per share.
Vast share acquisitions have been made by various asset managers like Robeco Institutional Asset Management B.V. and Exchange Traded Concepts LLC. The company's shares have recently seen a
17% surge. Despite a fall, Wall Street analysts maintain a bullish outlook on the stock, influenced by an upgraded relative strength rating.
Fernandez and Alpine Woods Capital have invested in the share. The company is undergoing a paradigm shift towards
high-value advisory following the acquisition of PA. A record backlog and strong earnings results strengthen its valuation. Jacobs Solutions' Q3 results and Q4 preview have investors interested. The company's
expansion into digital infrastructure and a
93.5% stock surge shape its favorable 2025 valuation. The company has underperformed in the industrial sector, presumably due to DOGE tariffs. The company's role in
data centers and pharma projects is noteworthy. The shares were negatively impacted due to lower earnings and a higher tax rate but the company's
expansion into AI and quantum projects further positions it as a growth catalyst. Their offerings beat estimates despite a decrease in Q4 profit. Jacobs Solutions made a surprising Q3 sales disclosure, looking at a
7.3 million share dividend distribution.
Jacobs Solutions Stocks News Analytics from Tue, 25 Feb 2025 08:00:00 GMT to Sat, 10 Jan 2026 16:26:49 GMT -
Rating 2
- Innovation 8
- Information 3
- Rumor -2
