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- Information Services Corporation (ISC) provides registry and information management services for public data and records primarily to governments and private sector organizations in Canada and internationally. Headquartered in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, the company was incorporated in 1999 and changed its name from Saskatchewan Land Information Services Corporation in November 2000; ISC operates through three segments: Registry Operations, Services, and Technology Solutions, with subsidiaries including ISC Enterprise Inc., ESC Corporate Services Ltd., Enterprise Registry Solutions Ltd., Reamined Systems Inc., and Regulis. Registry Operations manages land titles registry services including title issuances, transaction registrations, land surveys, and geomatics; personal property registry for security interests in movable assets; and corporate registry for business incorporations, non-profits, co-operatives, partnerships, and business names, all under a Master Service Agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan effective since 2013 through 2053. Services offers regulatory solutions such as Know-Your-Customer compliance, due diligence, and collateral management; corporate solutions including incorporation services, minute books, seals, by-laws, share certificates, and stamps; recovery solutions for asset recovery and accounts receivable management; and public records searches covering security interests, liens, judgments, bankruptcies, corporate profiles, and vital statistics. Technology Solutions delivers RegSys, a multi-register platform, along with hosting, support, maintenance, and customizable registry technology for public sector clients managing legal registers like charities and pensions. Geographically, ISC employs approximately 545 people across Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, and Ireland, serving financial, legal, and government customers. Recent developments include the 2023 acquisition of Regulis S.A., operator of the International Registry of Interests in Rolling Stock; the 2023 extension of its Master Service Agreement; and in September 2025, the initiation of a strategic review by a Special Committee of independent directors to evaluate alternatives such as asset divestments, acquisitions, transformative combinations, or a company sale, with support from the Government of Saskatchewan as its largest shareholder and advisors RBC Capital Markets and Stikeman Elliott.