OpenText Among First Canadian Companies to Join OECD Global Safe AI Reporting Framework

Waterloo, ON (June 2, 2026) – OpenText™, a global leader in data management for enterprise AI, is pleased to announce it has joined the OECD’s Hiroshima AI Process (HAIP) Reporting Framework, the international mechanism where organizations demonstrate alignment with the G7’s voluntary code of conduct for the safe development and deployment of advanced AI.

“Trust in AI begins with the data underneath the model and how it is governed, protected and contextualized,” said Ayman Antoun, Chief Executive Officer of OpenText. “OpenText has been building that foundation for 35 years. Our participation in HAIP is a natural extension of that commitment and ensures the emerging global framework reflects the realities of enterprise-grade agentic AI deployment.”

The move positions OpenText, steward of human, machine and transactional data for more than 120,000 enterprises and governments in 180 countries, as an active participant in ensuring agentic AI can be trusted and drive measurable value for public and private sectors alike. More than $15 trillion (CAD) in annual B2B commerce flows through OpenText’s Business Network, and the company manages the unstructured content and machine-generated operational data that regulated enterprises run on every day, giving it a data foundation of exceptional breadth to bring to the global policy conversation.

The Data Foundation for Trustworthy AI

OpenText manages the three data domains critical to enterprise AI: human data, the unstructured content, documents and records that capture organizational knowledge; machine data, operational and system-generated information from IT service management, cybersecurity and supply chain platforms; and transaction data, B2B trade flows and supply chain events across more than one million trading partners worldwide. OpenText Aviator AI solutions are embedded across this governed ecosystem, applying enterprise-grade security, compliance controls and data lineage to every AI interaction, directly supporting the transparency and accountability principles HAIP is designed to advance.

“We are client zero for our own products and AI, so we know firsthand that trusted agentic AI starts with data governance. Before any AI deployment, the first question we ask is how the data is governed, secured and controlled. That is exactly the discipline HAIP codifies, and why joining this framework was the right next step for OpenText and the clients we serve worldwide,” said Shannon Bell, Executive Vice President, Chief Digital Officer and CIO, OpenText.

Building on Canada’s Leadership in Responsible AI

OpenText was among the first signatories to Canada’s Voluntary Code of Conduct on the Responsible Development and Management of Advanced Generative AI Systems. Its HAIP participation connects that domestic commitment to G7-wide norms, reinforcing Canada’s position as a global AI leader and OpenText’s role in advancing responsible AI governance internationally.

About OpenText

OpenText™ (NASDAQ,TSX:OTEX) is a global leader in data management for enterprise AI, helping organizations protect, govern, and activate their data with confidence. For more information, visit opentext.com.

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