Here analysts are currently looking for earnings of $0.61 per share on something like $4.9 billion in top-line sales. Now what: Jabil's surprising growth rested mainly on its diversified manufacturing services, or DMS, as that division delivered 47% higher sales. DMS now represents 41% of Jabil's total sales, and is likely to pass the electronics manufacturing segment's sales during the coming year. In the first quarter, management guided to 33% DMS sales growth and flat EMS revenues year over year. The two divisions currently produce roughly equal amounts of core profits, as DMS operations run at a significantly higher operating margin. For those not familiar with Jabil's recently revamped reporting structure, EMS is kind of the industrial heavy lifting side of the company, selling large-scale electronics manufacturing services to a wide variety of customers.