• Jewett-Cameron posted a fiscal 2026 Q2 net loss of USD 1.2 million, widening from a year earlier, with loss per share at USD 0.35.
• Revenue rose 16% to USD 10.5 million, driven by liquidation of slow-moving pet inventory and excess cedar fencing.
• Gross margin fell 4.4 percentage points to 15.7% on inventory sold at or below cost.
• SG&A climbed to USD 1.4 million as professional fees and lumber warehousing costs increased, while wages and benefits declined to USD 1.3 million on lower headcount.
• Management said it is prioritizing core metal fencing while pursuing inventory monetization, partnerships, and potential divestitures involving select businesses and real estate assets to exit fiscal 2026 with a sustainable long-term business model.

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