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Intermap Technologies Corporation filings document its foreign private issuer reporting for a 3D geospatial products and intelligence solutions business. Form 6-K reports furnish news releases, unaudited interim financial statements, management discussion and analysis, officer certifications and material change reports tied to operating results, subscription and data revenue, government mapping programs and insurance risk analytics.
The company’s SEC record also includes securities registration and financing documents, including a Form F-10 shelf registration, prospectus supplements, term sheets, consents and an underwriting agreement. These filings describe capital-raising activity, capital structure matters, disclosure controls, forward-looking risk factors, and formal updates involving Intermap’s geospatial data products, AI-enabled Risk Assistant and multi-peril risk modeling platform.
Intermap Technologies plans to acquire PCI Geomatics Group under a definitive arrangement agreement, buying all PCI shares it does not already own for $11 million in cash. The deal is structured as an Arrangement under the Canada Business Corporations Act and has been unanimously approved by both companies’ boards.
Intermap already holds all PCI Series B preferred shares and 3.3% of its common shares. PCI shareholders will vote at a special meeting, and court and other customary approvals are required. Shareholders representing 24,367,031 PCI shares, or 81.25% of PCI shares entitled to vote at the meeting (excluding Intermap), have signed voting support agreements.
The combination integrates PCI’s satellite and aerial image-processing micro-services and more than 750 proprietary algorithms with Intermap’s global 3D elevation data. Management expects the transaction to be immediately accretive to commercial revenue growth, EBITDA, earnings and cash flow, with roughly 60% of pro forma revenue coming from recurring subscriptions and repeat licenses.
Intermap Technologies Corporation reported a new partnership with NSG UP42, Saudi Arabia’s national Earth observation data platform. Through NSG UP42, users in Saudi Arabia can access Intermap’s advanced Digital Terrain Models and Digital Surface Models, delivering detailed 3D elevation intelligence across large geographic areas.
The elevation data supports planning and risk analysis for infrastructure, flood mapping, urban development, oil and gas routing, and environmental assessment. The release cites industry research projecting the global geospatial intelligence market to grow from $37.13 billion in 2025 to $62.88 billion by 2030, highlighting rising demand for AI-ready location-based data.
Intermap Technologies is expanding its Aquarius RMA insurance risk analytics platform by adding integrated property valuation analytics and extending its presence in Europe. The platform now combines proprietary 3D geospatial data, natural hazard and climate risk models with Flat Zone’s residential real estate valuation data.
Leading insurers in the Czech Republic, including Generali Česká pojišťovna, Česká podnikatelská pojišťovna, Slavia pojišťovna, ČSOB Pojišťovna, PVZP and Direct pojišťovna, are using the new capabilities to determine market and replacement values for homes and to set insured values within underwriting and customer-facing workflows. Intermap plans to launch the service in Slovakia in July 2026 and gradually roll it out to additional European markets.
The company highlights that accurate property valuation is increasingly important as insurers face rising construction costs, shifting real estate prices and growing climate-related risks. Intermap believes the combination of proprietary data, AI-driven analytics and integrated workflows creates a differentiated platform to help insurers improve underwriting, portfolio management and decision-making.
Intermap Technologies filed a Form 6-K to share a press release announcing its new AI-enabled Orthorectification Service on the NSG UP42 geospatial platform. The automated service converts 2D satellite imagery into accurately positioned, analysis-ready geospatial data for commercial, government and defense users.
The service leverages Intermap’s proprietary global bare-earth 3D terrain model, which covers more than 300 million square kilometers across over 150 countries, to correct distortions from terrain, sensor geometry and viewing angle. By integrating directly into UP42 workflows, customers can order and receive corrected imagery in minutes, helping expand applications such as mapping, infrastructure monitoring and AI-based analysis as satellite capacity and data volumes grow.
Intermap Technologies Corporation reported the voting results from its annual general meeting held on June 24, 2026. Shareholders representing 22,993,978 Class A common shares, or 31.16% of shares outstanding, were present in person or by proxy.
All three director nominees were elected. Patrick A. Blott received 9,680,897 votes for and 2,675,508 withheld. Philippe Frappier received 10,220,543 votes for and 2,135,862 withheld. Jordan Tongalson received 10,260,390 votes for and 2,096,015 withheld.
Shareholders also approved the appointment of MNP LLP as auditors of the Company until the next annual meeting, with 21,671,487 votes for and 627,744 votes withheld.
Intermap Technologies filed a Form 6-K highlighting a new U.S. Department of Defense research subcontract focused on positioning, navigation and timing in GPS-denied environments. This is the Company’s third contract supporting alternative navigation technologies and builds on prior work with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory.
Intermap will supply proprietary 3D geospatial data, advanced terrain intelligence and engineering expertise to help develop and validate next-generation navigation solutions for military, aerospace and autonomous systems operating where GPS is unavailable or disrupted. Management views GPS-denied navigation as a significant long-term opportunity across defense, space and commercial applications.
Intermap Technologies Corporation has called its Annual General Meeting of shareholders for June 24, 2026 at 10:30 a.m. in Toronto, with May 7, 2026 set as the record date. Holders of common shares will vote on receiving the 2025 financial statements, electing three directors and appointing MNP LLP as auditors.
The filing explains proxy voting procedures for registered and beneficial owners and confirms use of electronic notice-and-access for meeting materials. It outlines board composition, committee structures, governance practices and director independence, noting that a majority of directors are independent.
The circular provides extensive disclosure on executive and director compensation. For 2025, the CEO’s annual base salary was $800,000 and the CFO’s was $300,000, with bonus targets tied to revenue growth, adjusted EBITDA and strategic objectives. It also describes change-in-control protections and the Omnibus Incentive Plan, under which up to 4,613,631 common shares may be issued, alongside current equity awards for executives and directors.
Intermap Technologies reported that Generali Group is expanding its use of Intermap’s AI-enabled Aquarius Risk Management & Analytics platform across Central and Eastern Europe. The collaboration now includes Poland, Hungary and Slovenia, helping Generali assess natural catastrophe and climate-related risks with higher precision.
The platform combines high-resolution 3D terrain data, peril analytics and automation to support underwriting, portfolio management, reinsurance and claims. Intermap noted that recurring services revenue currently accounts for approximately 80% of its revenue, highlighting the importance of long-term software and data contracts like this expanded deployment.
Intermap Technologies reported a weak first quarter of 2026, with revenue falling sharply and losses widening. Revenue dropped to $1.4 million from $4.3 million a year earlier, mainly because acquisition services revenue fell to nil after delays in follow-on awards on an Indonesia contract. Software and solutions contributed $1.2 million and value-added data $0.2 million.
Operating loss increased to $2.8 million, and net loss reached $3.0 million, versus $1.2 million in 2025. Adjusted EBITDA deteriorated to negative $2.1 million from negative $0.9 million, reflecting lower revenue and higher fixed costs in anticipation of growth. Cash was $18.8 million and total assets $27.9 million, with shareholders’ equity of $20.2 million. Contract liabilities rose to $3.2 million, largely from upfront software and solutions license fees, indicating revenue to be recognized over future periods.
Intermap Technologies reported first quarter 2026 revenue of $1.4 million, with recurring subscription and data revenue accounting for more than 80% of total revenue. Management said operations were near break-even after excluding timing and financing-related items, while continuing to invest in personnel, infrastructure and deployment readiness.
The company ended the quarter with approximately $18.8 million in cash and $16.3 million in working capital, supporting ongoing growth initiatives and large government tenders such as Indonesia’s World Bank–funded program. Intermap reiterated its 2026 outlook, targeting $30–35 million in revenue and a 28% EBITDA margin, supported by growing enterprise adoption of its AI-enabled data-as-a-service platform and an active, funded government pipeline.