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Jewett Cameron director AJB Investment Fund II, LP buys $21,476

Jewett Cameron director AJB Investment Fund II, LP buys $21,476

AJB Investment Fund II, LP, an owner of Jewett Cameron Trading Co Ltd (NASDAQ:JCTC), made a $21,476 purchase of 7,577 shares between November 4 and November 6, 2026. The fund acquired the shares at prices between $2.82 and $2.85 each, matching the stock's current price of $2.85. The investment came after a six-month period of strong stock performance, with shares increasing by about 39%, according to InvestingPro data.

Analysts' Fair Value assessment of the stock indicates it is still undervalued at the present time, which may have prompted the insider's continued buying. As a result, AJB Investment Fund II, LP, and its associated individuals now own a total of 557,601 shares of Jewett Cameron Trading Co Ltd. This includes 417,566 shares directly held by the fund, 61,984 shares in individual retirement accounts for Adam J. Bradley, 65,466 shares in Melinda Bradley's IRA, and 12,585 shares in accounts belonging to their adult children.

Adam J. Bradley is considered to beneficially own all 557,601 shares due to his direct ownership, control of AJB Capital, and investment in the fund. Melinda Bradley is deemed to beneficially own 483,032 shares, including those held by the fund and those in her IRA, as she shares voting and decision-making power with her husband as a managing member of AJB Capital, the fund's investment manager.

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