Jabil to cut 94 jobs at Hunt Valley drug plant in December

Ninety-four workers will lose their jobs at a pharmaceutical facility in Hunt Valley.

Jabil Inc. filed a notice with the state of Maryland on Oct. 30 announcing the cuts. The document identifies the employer as Pharmaceutics International, Inc., a Jabil company. It lists the address as 10819 Gilroy Road. The layoffs are scheduled to take effect on Dec. 29. The filing classifies the event as a Mass Layoff with no recall.

Jabil confirmed the reduction in a statement to WMAR-2 News. The company said it made the decision to align staffing levels with current and projected business requirements. Jabil stated that affected employees will receive career outplacement assistance. The company also encouraged workers to apply for other open positions within Jabil.

Jabil acquired Pharmaceutics International in February 2025. At the time of the purchase, the company reported that Pii employed more than 300 people. The business operated four facilities across a 360,000-square-foot campus in Hunt Valley. The firm specializes in pharmaceutical development and manufacturing, including injectable and oral medications.

The notice does not specify why the company is reducing its workforce in this specific facility. It does not list the job titles of the 94 affected workers. The state filing does not indicate whether the 300 employees mentioned in the acquisition announcement were all located at the Gilroy Road site.