The joint solution has digitized the processes of
more than 100 companies, covering 93% of
the companies in the IPSA index by 2026.

In December 2024, DCV Registros, a subsidiary of the Depósito Central de Valores (DCV), and EVoting entered into a strategic partnership with a clear objective: to modernize, increase transparency, and streamline corporate governance processes in the country. Nearly two years later, the figures confirm that the digitization of shareholder meetings and contributor assemblies has become an established practice among the leading companies in the Chilean market.

Thanks to this collaborative effort, more than 100 companies across the country have already implemented this service, enabling the technology to optimize both the planning and execution of their meetings in accordance with high standards of security, traceability, and operational efficiency.

The Impact of IPSA and the Rise of Hybrid Formats

The impact of the partnership is particularly evident in the upper echelons of the financial ecosystem. During the 2026 annual meeting season, 28 of the 30 companies that make up the IPSA (Chile’s leading stock index) opted for this system to conduct their meetings. This figure confirms an upward trend, surpassing the 26 companies in the index that had joined in 2025, meaning that today 93% of the IPSA manages its corporate meetings through the partnership between DCV Registros and EVoting.

Between March and April 2026, a significant milestone was reached:

“Together with EVoting, we have formed a partnership that allows us to support the country’s leading companies in digitizing their board meetings and shareholder meetings, combining technology, traceability, and operational efficiency in every process,” said Javier Gana, DCV’s sales director.

For his part, Felipe Lorca, CEO of EVoting, highlighted the value of the company’s journey and the significant leap forward represented by the agreement with the Central Securities Depository: “Over the past seven years of digitizing board meetings and shareholder meetings, we have witnessed the tremendous contribution that technology makes to the efficiency of these processes. Every year, more companies are joining this modernization effort, and even more so since 2025 thanks to our partnership with the DCV, through which we have been able to jointly provide this service—which strengthens corporate governance—to more than 100 companies”.

With this two-year consolidated financial statement, the alliance reaffirms its position as an indispensable strategic partner for capital market issuers and their shareholders, responding with flexibility and resilience to the future challenges of digital corporate governance in Chile.