JEWETT CAMERON TRADING CO LTD·4

Jul 14, 8:46 PM ET

AJB Capital, LLC 4

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Jewett Cameron (JCTC) 10% Owner AJB Investment Fund II Buys Shares

What Happened
AJB Investment Fund II, LP (a reported 10% owner) purchased a total of 11,754 shares of Jewett Cameron Trading Co. Ltd. (ticker JCTC) in open-market transactions on July 13–14, 2026. Transactions by lot: 100 sh @ $2.54, 151 sh @ $2.56, 735 sh @ $2.56 (all 7/13); and 5,000 sh @ $2.63, 409 sh @ $2.60, 4,591 sh @ $2.63, 768 sh @ $2.63 (all 7/14). Combined cost was about $30,884. These were purchases (code P), i.e., the reporting persons acquired additional shares.

Key Details

  • Dates & prices: Jul 13–14, 2026; prices ranged from $2.54 to $2.63 per share (see lots above).
  • Total shares bought: 11,754; total reported value ≈ $30,884.
  • Shares owned after transaction: aggregate beneficial ownership reported as 428,158 shares.
    • Breakdown: 337,328 sh held by AJB Investment Fund II, LP; 31,809 sh in Adam J. Bradley’s IRA; 46,436 sh in Melinda Bradley’s IRA; 12,585 sh in accounts of the Bradleys’ adult children (Adam has investment discretion).
  • Reporting persons and beneficial ownership:
    • Adam J. Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own all 428,158 shares (by direct ownership, control of AJB Capital, and investment discretion).
    • Melinda Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own 383,764 shares (337,328 via the fund + 46,436 in her IRA).
  • Transaction notes: filing states these were open-market purchases; reporting persons offer to provide full pricing info on request. Each reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership except to the extent of pecuniary interest.
  • Timeliness: Report period 2026-07-13; Form filed 2026-07-14 — appears timely.

Context
This filing reflects purchases by a 10% holder / investment fund and related reporting persons (not an ordinary employee trade). Purchases by funds or major holders add to shareholdings but do not by themselves explain intent; retail investors often view open-market buys as more informative than routine sales, but no motive is stated.