The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, April 15, edition that infrastructure fund manager Plenary Americas is the sole bidder for the property registry Information Services Corp. (ISC) after concerns about potential job losses at the company eliminated another potential buyer. The Globe's Andrew Willis writes that two unnamed sources say Plenary is negotiating to take Information Services private after the company's board launched a strategic review seven months ago. Plenary is an arm of the Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec. Sources say if ISC does agree to a sale, the price tag is expected to be about $900-million, or more than $50 a share. Sources say the ISC board may decide to end the strategic review without announcing the sale of the company. However, in the past two years, boards and shareholders have signed off on the sale of numerous publicly listed infrastructure companies to institutional fund managers. In 2020, the Caisse acquired Plenary Americas from an Australian institutional investor as part of the fund manager's strategy of increasing its investments in long-life infrastructure assets. ISC has a contract to serve as Saskatchewan's land and corporate registry until 2053.