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Titanium Transportation revises disclosures after OSC review and removes forward-looking claims

A regulatory review forces Titanium to rethink its transparency. How will the trucking giant adapt its future reports—and what does this mean for investors?

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This is a presentation and here we can see vehicles on the road and we can see some text written.

Titanium Transportation revises disclosures after OSC review and removes forward-looking claims

Titanium Transportation Group Inc. has updated its corporate disclosure materials following a review by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC). The company, a major North American trucking and logistics provider, removed certain forward-looking statements from its recent reports. Changes include adjustments to its Q2 2025 Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) and the temporary removal of its Q1 2025 Corporate Presentation.

The OSC’s continuous disclosure review prompted these revisions. Titanium will now refine its future materials to ensure consistency and compliance with regulatory standards.

Titanium operates as one of North America’s leading transportation firms. With around 800 power units, 2,800 trailers, and 1,300 employees and independent operators, it serves over 1,000 customers across truckload, dedicated, and cross-border services. The company also offers logistics, warehousing, and distribution solutions.

Since 2011, Titanium has expanded through thirteen acquisitions of asset-based trucking companies. It has also earned recognition as one of Canada’s Fastest Growing Companies for eleven years in a row. Its shares trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under ‘TTNM’ and on the OTCQX as ‘TTNMF’.

The OSC’s review led to the removal of forward-looking statements about expected fleet maintenance savings from the Q2 2025 MD&A. The company also took down its Q1 2025 Corporate Presentation from its website. As a result, Titanium will appear on the public Refiling and Errors list for three years.

Looking ahead, the firm plans to release its next corporate presentation on January 15, 2026. This update will be available on the company’s website and via SEDAR+. Enhanced presentation techniques will take effect within the next fiscal year, focusing on clearer and more consistent forward-looking information.

Titanium’s revised materials reflect regulatory adjustments and a commitment to improved transparency. The company’s next corporate presentation is scheduled for early 2026, with updated disclosure standards in place. These changes follow a period of growth and expansion in the North American trucking sector.

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