The Globe and Mail reports in its Monday edition that data provider Information Services has attracted a number of potential buyers, including at least three pension fund managers, after facing an activist campaign and launching a strategic review this fall. The Globe's Andrew Willis and Sean Silcoff write that Regina-based ISC, one of the country's largest property registers, received non-binding takeover offers from four bidders last week as part of a process launched by its board in early September. The non-binding bids value the company at up to $58 per share, or $1-billion. On Friday, ISC had a $774-million market capitalization, based on a closing price of $41.40 per share. Bids came from the Investment Management Corp. of Ontario (IMCO), Northleaf Capital Partners, the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System, or OMERS, and Australian fund manager Queensland Investment Corp. (QIC). All of the fund managers have significant infrastructure investments. In the new year, ISC's advisers and board are expected to decide whether to move forward on negotiations with any of the bidders. ISC is a digital infrastructure company that generates dependable cash flow from fees on real estate transactions.