Camellia for the patient

I first came across Camellia (CAM) about fifty years ago. It was founded and controlled by a Canadian, Gordon Fox. It has specialised in agricultural produce such as tea and macadamia nuts and by and large been consistently successful despite having engaged in non-performers along the way. The principal shareholder is a charitable trust established by Gordon Fox who is now 92. This trust keeps dripping out stock and the buyer is usually Camellia which means the share price is constantly held back. This offers long term patient investors a solid ever-growing investment. The shares should be north of £100 by now but are in fact just £51. This is ideal for an ISA.