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AJB Investment Fund II increases stake in Jewett Cameron Trading, $1,588 stock buy

AJB Investment Fund II increases stake in Jewett Cameron Trading, $1,588 stock buy

AJB Investment Fund II, a company that holds 10% ownership and a director position in Jewett Cameron Trading Co. Ltd., made a significant move on September 25, 2026, by purchasing more shares of the company's common stock. The open market transactions amounted to roughly $1,588, with the shares being bought at prices between $2.914 and $2.939 per share.

As a result of these purchases, AJB Investment Fund II, along with related reporting individuals, now collectively hold 509,069 shares of Jewett Cameron Trading Co. Ltd. The company's stock has experienced a remarkable surge of 76% over the past six months, as reported by InvestingPro data. Despite trading at $2.91, the stock price remains undervalued according to InvestingPro analysis, making it a potential opportunity highlighted in the platform's Most Undervalued stocks list.

The total beneficial ownership of 509,069 shares comprises 382,836 shares directly held by AJB Investment Fund II, LP. Additionally, 55,024 shares are owned in individual retirement accounts belonging to Adam J. Bradley and Melinda Bradley, while 58,624 shares are held in accounts managed by the adult children of the Bradley couple, who the former has investment discretion over.

Based on the direct ownership, control of AJB Capital, and investment discretion, Adam J. Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own all 509,069 shares. Melinda Bradley may be deemed to beneficially own 441,460 shares, which includes the 382,836 shares held by AJB Investment Fund II due to her shared voting and dispositive power as a managing member of AJB Capital, the fund's investment manager.

However, she does not exercise investment discretion over the shares held in accounts belonging to the adult children, and thus, she is not considered to beneficially own those securities.

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