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Jabil shares gain as Amazon obtains warrant to purchase 1.16 million shares

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Jabil shares gain as Amazon obtains warrant to purchase 1.16 million shares

Investing.com — Jabil, a manufacturing services firm, announced that it has issued a warrant to Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN). This warrant allows Amazon to buy up to 1.16 million shares in the company, leading to a rise in Jabil’s stock price by as much as 4.3%.

The initial exercise price for the shares has been set at $137.77 each. This price is based on the volume-weighted average price of Jabil’s shares over the previous 30 trading days.

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