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JEWETT CAMERON TRADING CO LTD·4

Jul 8, 6:42 PM ET

AJB Capital, LLC 4

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JCTC 10% Owner AJB Fund II Buys 34,388 Shares (~$86.4K)

What Happened
AJB Investment Fund II, LP (a reported 10% owner) purchased a total of 34,388 shares of Jewett Cameron Trading Co. Ltd. (JCTC) in open-market transactions on July 7–8, 2026. The lots were acquired at prices around $2.48–$2.52 per share (detailed footnotes report weighted averages and small price ranges), for an aggregate cost of about $86,412. These were purchases (buys), which are generally viewed as insider/institutional accumulation rather than dispositions.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates: July 7, 2026 (multiple lots) and July 8, 2026 (one small lot of 388 shares). Transaction code: P (purchase, open market).
  • Price details: purchases roughly between $2.485 and $2.525; footnotes provide weighted-average prices for each lot and note all 388 shares on 7/8 were bought at $2.485. The filers offer to provide full pricing on request.
  • Shares acquired: 34,388 shares total; approximate total value ~$86.4K.
  • Shares owned after transactions (aggregate beneficial ownership reported): 416,404 shares, including 325,574 shares held by AJB Investment Fund II, LP. Breakdown in filing: 325,574 (AJB Fund); 31,809 (Adam J. Bradley IRA); 46,436 (Melinda Bradley IRA); 12,585 (accounts of adult children over which Adam Bradley has investment discretion).
  • Beneficial ownership notes: Adam J. Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own all 416,404 shares; Melinda Bradley may be deemed to own 372,010 shares (325,574 via fund + 46,436 IRA). Each reporting person disclaims ownership except for pecuniary interest.
  • Filing timeliness: Form 4 was filed July 8, 2026 for transactions on July 7–8 (filed the next day), which is consistent with timely reporting requirements.

Context
These trades are open-market purchases by a 10% owner (an institutional fund) and should be read as institutional buying activity rather than an executive compensation event or a gift. Footnotes in the filing clarify weighted-average pricing and small intra-lot price ranges. As always, purchases by insiders/institutions are factual data points — they do not explain motivation, timing strategy, or future company prospects.