Shares of Cargojet Inc. got a lift in February after the company reported a new multi-year contract with Canada Post to provide domestic air cargo services. Cargojet expects revenues to be about $1-billion during the initial 7-year term. Investors have cheered the news, pushing the share price higher by 47 per cent since the announcement. The stock caught our eye after CFO John Kim bought 5,000 shares in the public market at $21.25 on Wednesday. Generally, it is rare to see a CFO of any company buy right after a strong rally.
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