Jewett Cameron Trading: 10% owner AJB Investment Fund II, LP bought 7,916 shares

What happened AJB Investment Fund II, LP, identified as a 10% owner, reported open market purchases totaling 7,916 shares of Jewett Cameron Trading on Sep 30, Oct 1 and Oct 2, 2026 for an aggregate reported cost of $23,068. The filing lists the individual trades as:

• Sep 30, 2026: 5,000 shares at $2.92 for $14,575.
• Sep 30, 2026: 516 shares at $2.92 for $1,504.
• Oct 1, 2026: 22 shares at $2.93 for $65.
• Oct 1, 2026: 1 share at $2.94 for $3.
• Oct 2, 2026: 867 shares at $2.90 for $2,519.
• Oct 2, 2026: 1,510 shares at $2.92 for $4,402.

Key details

• Transaction dates and prices: Sep 30, Oct 1 and Oct 2, 2026 at prices shown above; footnotes report average prices (see next bullet).
• Footnotes: F1 reports a $2.905 average price with a price range of $2.90498 - $2.9049. F2 reports a $2.915 average price with a price range of $2.91 - $2.919. The filing states the transactions were open market purchases and that the reporting persons will provide full pricing information upon request.
• Shares owned after the transactions: aggregate beneficial ownership of 519,583 shares, consisting of (a) 393,350 shares held by AIB Investment Fund II, LP; (b) 55,024 shares held in individual retirement accounts for Adam J. Bradley; (c) 58,624 shares held in the individual retirement account for Melinda Bradley; and (d) 12,585 shares held in accounts owned by the adult children of Adam J. Bradley and Melinda Bradley, over which Adam J. Bradley exercises investment discretion.
• Additional reporting notes from the filing: Adam J. Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own all 519,583 shares by virtue of his direct ownership, control of AJB Capital and investment roles; Melinda Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own 451,974 shares as described in the filing. Each reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership except to the extent of pecuniary interest.
• Filing date and timeliness: filed Oct 2, 2026; the filing does not indicate it was late.

Why it may matter

• The filing reports market purchases by a 10% owner (a large holder rather than an executive).
• These were open market purchases, not option exercises, awards, or gifts.
• A filing does not show why the insider traded or why the company acted.