4Filed Aug 24, 8:00 PM ET

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

$JCTC · JEWETT CAMERON TRADING CO LTD

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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 7,188 shares of Jewett Cameron Trading Co Ltd (JCTC) in three open-market transactions on Aug 24–25, 2026. Trades reported: 1,197 shares at $2.90 on Aug 24 ($3,471); 5,000 shares at $2.90 on Aug 25 ($14,500); 991 shares at $2.90 on Aug 25 ($2,874). Aggregate cost of the purchases was $20,845. Reporting persons include AJB Investment Fund II, LP and related individuals Adam J. Bradley and Melinda Bradley.

Key Details

  • Transaction dates/prices: Aug 24 — 1,197 shares @ $2.90; Aug 25 — 5,000 shares @ $2.90 and 991 shares @ $2.90. All reported as open-market purchases (Code P).
  • Total purchased: 7,188 shares for $20,845.
  • Shares owned after transaction (aggregate beneficial ownership): 474,435 shares, comprised of:
    • 375,067 shares held by AJB Investment Fund II, LP;
    • 33,159 shares held in IRAs for Adam J. Bradley;
    • 53,624 shares held in an IRA for Melinda Bradley;
    • 12,585 shares in accounts owned by the Bradleys' adult children (Adam Bradley has investment discretion).
  • Beneficial ownership notes: Adam J. Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own all 474,435 shares by virtue of direct ownership, control of AJB Capital, and investment discretion; Melinda Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own 428,691 shares (375,067 via the fund + 53,624 in her IRA). Each reporting person disclaims ownership except to the extent of pecuniary interest.
  • Filing/remarks: Form 4 filed Aug 25, 2026; remarks state transactions were open-market purchases and that full pricing information will be provided on request.

Context

  • These were straightforward open-market purchases by a 10% institutional owner and related reporting persons (including individuals with investment discretion). Purchases by large holders can be of interest to investors but do not by themselves indicate motivation.
  • No option exercises, gifts, or tax-withholding transactions were reported.