Jabil Inc. has completed the acquisition of Hanley Energy Group, a global provider of energy management and critical power solutions for data centers, in a move aimed at strengthening its capabilities in AI-driven data center infrastructure. The all-cash transaction, finalized on January 2, 2026, was valued at approximately $725 million, plus up to $58 million in contingent consideration based on future revenue performance. TM Capital served as Hanley Energy Group’s exclusive financial advisor, while UBS Investment Bank advised Jabil. The acquisition enhances Jabil’s ability to deliver end-to-end, rack-level power and energy optimization solutions, aligning with its strategy to support the world’s leading AI companies throughout the data center lifecycle. With the integration of Hanley Energy Group’s expertise, Jabil aims to improve power efficiency, scalability, and resilience in data center environments—critical factors as AI workloads continue to grow. Matt Crowley, Jabil’s Executive Vice President of Global Business Units, Intelligent Infrastructure, said the addition of Hanley Energy Group’s team and technology will expand Jabil’s power management offerings and enable deeper deployment and service capabilities at the rack level. Ed Bailey, Jabil’s SVP and Chief Technology Officer, Intelligent Infrastructure, emphasized that data center power management is becoming increasingly vital as hyperscalers scale AI infrastructure, and this acquisition strengthens Jabil’s position in meeting those demands. Founded in 2009, Hanley Energy Group operates from 13 global locations, with headquarters in Stamullen, Ireland, and Ashburn, Virginia. The company employs 850 professionals who specialize in designing, developing, supplying, installing, and commissioning mission-critical power and energy systems—from the grid to the server rack. Their services focus on lifecycle management, operational efficiency, and sustainable performance. Clive Gilmore, CEO of Hanley Energy Group, said the partnership with Jabil will accelerate the delivery of scalable, energy-efficient solutions for the most demanding data center environments. He highlighted the benefits of Jabil’s global manufacturing footprint, supply chain strength, and broader data center capabilities. Dennis Nordon, Managing Director of Hanley Energy Group, described the acquisition as a transformative step, positioning the combined company to lead in intelligent, sustainable power solutions for AI infrastructure. He emphasized the shared vision of building resilient, future-ready data centers that support long-term innovation. Jabil noted that the acquisition is not just a strategic expansion but a catalyst for advancing data center power management. The company remains committed to delivering sustainable, high-performance solutions as demand for AI infrastructure grows worldwide. Forward-looking statements in the announcement caution that actual results may differ due to integration risks, failure to achieve expected benefits, market impacts, transaction costs, and other uncertainties. Additional risks are detailed in Jabil’s SEC filings.