Information Services Corporation

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Information Services Corporation, headquartered in Canada, is a leading provider of registry and information management services for public data and records.

Governments and financial institutions are seeking cost-saving opportunities that enable them to focus on their core business without comprising service quality. Consequently, they are reassessing their public service delivery models and pursuing innovative forms of public-private partnerships. With ISC’s expertise, technology and proven experience in managing data authentication and security, it is well positioned to expand in the global registry market and continue onboarding new customers.

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07.11.24

Information Services Corporation — Continued momentum in earnings growth

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28.08.24

Information Services Corporation – executive interview

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21.08.24

Information Services Corporation — Cash flow fuelling ambitious growth plan

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10.05.24

Information Services Corporation — Strong underlying growth, guidance reiterated

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Equity Analyst

Harry Kilby

Analyst

Andy Murphy

Director, Financials & Industrials

Key Management

Jonathan Hackshaw

Senior Director, Investor Relations & Capital
Mitch Lipon

IRO
Robert (Bob) Antochow

CFO
Shawn B Peters

CEO

Balance Sheet

Forecast net debt (C$m)

139.8

Forecast gearing ratio (%)

Share Price Performance

Price Performance
%	1M	3M	12M
Actual	(2.5)	1.4	36.0
Relative	(3.3)	(6.7)	10.0
52 week high/low	C$30.0/C$20.3

Financials

Information Services Corporation (ISC) delivered another quarter of robust growth in Q324, with revenue advancing 12% y-o-y to C$60.9m and adjusted EBITDA rising 18% to C$22.7m. Net income remained relatively flat at C$4.2m (translating to C$0.23 basic and diluted EPS) as ISC’s strong operational performance was offset by increases in share-based compensation expenses, increased investment in project delivery within its Technology Solutions segment and elevated amortisation costs related to the Master Service Agreement (MSA) extension. Management reiterated its revenue (C$240–250m) and adjusted EBITDA (C$83–91m) guidance for FY24, with our estimates remaining aligned at C$242m and C$85.5m, respectively.