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

What Happened

• AJB Investment Fund II, LP (a 10% owner) reported three open-market purchases of Jewett Cameron Trading Co. (JCTC) common stock on Sept 25, 2026, acquiring a total of 545 shares:
  • 7 shares at $2.94 = $21
  • 441 shares at $2.91 = $1,285
  • 97 shares at $2.92 = $283
• Total reported cash spent was approximately $1,589. These were purchases (code P), which are typically viewed as a bullish signal but do not by themselves explain motivation.

Key Details

• Transaction date: 2026-09-25 (all three purchases; reported in an AMENDED Form 4)
• Prices and amounts: 7 @ $2.94; 441 @ $2.91; 97 @ $2.92
• Shares owned after transactions (aggregate beneficial ownership reported): 509,069 shares, including:
  • 382,836 shares held by AJB Investment Fund II, LP
  • 55,024 shares in IRAs for Adam J. Bradley
  • 58,624 shares in an IRA for Melinda Bradley
  • 12,585 shares in accounts owned by the Bradleys' adult children (Adam J. Bradley has investment discretion)
• Beneficial ownership notes:
  • Adam J. Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own all 509,069 shares by virtue of direct ownership and control of AJB Capital.
  • Melinda Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own 441,460 shares (382,836 held by the fund that she co-manages + 58,624 in her IRA); she does not exercise investment discretion over the 12,585 shares held for the adult children.
• Footnotes: Transactions were open-market purchases; reporting persons say they will provide full pricing information on request. Each reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership except to the extent of pecuniary interest.
• Timeliness: This is an amended filing; no separate late-filing code is indicated in the data provided.

Context

• This filing reflects small open-market purchases by a 10% institutional owner rather than an executive selling shares. For retail investors, purchases by insiders or large holders can be noteworthy, but the dollar amount here (~$1.6K) is small relative to institutional positions and does not necessarily signal a major change in outlook.