Register of Indigenous Corporations

82 legal entities cite this business registry in the RegistrationAuthorityID field of their LEI record, which is how GLEIF ties an LEI back to the national register the entity is incorporated in. All of them are registered at an address in Australia.

The earliest LEI pointing here was registered 22 May 2013, the most recent 12 May 2025 — a span of 12 years. 59% of these LEIs are currently issued, 41% have lapsed. The most common legal form among them is Limited Proprietary Company (75, 91% of the total).

3 of them (4%) report at least one consolidating parent or fund relationship in GLEIF Level 2 data, and 1 (1%) have at least one ISIN-identified security mapped to the LEI. A registration authority is not the LEI issuer. The issuer is the Local Operating Unit (LOU) that validated and maintains the record, and the two are usually different organisations, often in different countries. An LEI record names both: the registry that proves the entity exists, and the LOU that vouches for the reference data.