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Overview

The Events Calendar provides a professionally formatted calendar of corporate events, including earnings announcements, investor conferences, IPO listings, and delistings. It covers thousands of companies across global markets and can be filtered by company, date range, country, exchange, or industry sector - making it easy to stay on top of market-moving events.

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When to Use

The Events Calendar is the right tool when you need to:
  • Find out when a specific company is reporting earnings
  • Browse upcoming earnings across a market, sector, or exchange
  • Discover investor days, AGMs, and analyst conferences
  • Build a schedule of events for a portfolio of companies
  • Track earnings across a specific date range or region
  • See which companies are about to list, or have recently been delisted

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How It Works

When a query is made to the Events Calendar, the tool retrieves and formats relevant corporate events based on the filters provided. For queries targeting specific companies, a call is first made to find_securities to resolve the company name or ticker into a RavenPack Entity ID - this ID is then passed to the Events Calendar to retrieve that company’s events. For market-wide or sector-wide queries, no company lookup is needed - filters like country, exchange, or sector are used directly to scope the results. The tool automatically selects the most appropriate display mode:
  • Calendar Mode - used for multi-company, market-wide, or filtered queries. Events are displayed chronologically across all matching companies.
  • Company Mode - used for single-company queries. Events are grouped per company for a cleaner view.

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Data Returned

Results are returned as a formatted markdown calendar. A section appears only when the results contain events of that kind:

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Earnings Section

A table of upcoming or recent earnings announcements, including:
  • Ticker - the company’s stock ticker symbol
  • Company Name - full legal name
  • Release Date - the date of the earnings announcement
  • Earnings Call Time - time of the earnings call in UTC
  • Period - the fiscal period being reported (e.g., Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, H1, H2)

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Conferences Section

A table of investor-facing events, including:
  • Ticker - the company’s stock ticker symbol
  • Company Name - full legal name
  • Date - date of the event
  • Time - time of the event in UTC
  • Name - the event name (e.g., “Investor Day 2026”, “AGM 2026”, “Morgan Stanley Technology Conference”)

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IPOs Section

A table of US initial public offerings, upcoming and recently priced, including:
  • Ticker - the ticker the company will list under
  • Company Name - the name as the offering reports it
  • Listing Date - the date of the listing. There is no time column: an offering is dated to the day
  • Name - the offering, with its status as a prefix (“Priced:”, “Expected:”, “Withdrawn:“)

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Delistings Section

A table of companies removed from an exchange, covering 2025-01-01 onwards, including:
  • Ticker - the ticker the company traded under
  • Company Name - the name as the source reports it
  • Delisting Date - the date of the delisting, dated to the day like an IPO listing
  • Name - the delisting, naming the company and the exchange it left
Every delisting is in the past, so a forward-looking date range returns none of them. Ask with a range that reaches back, for example “which companies were delisted last month”.
A company that has not started trading yet, or was never mapped to an entity record, still appears: those rows are grouped under the single entity ID NO_MAP, identified by their ticker and company name. Treat them as real results, and never pass NO_MAP back as an rp_entity_id, since it is a bucket holding several companies rather than one entity.

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Use Cases

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Earnings Research

Look up the exact date and time a company is scheduled to report earnings - useful for planning analysis, trade timing, or preparing questions for an earnings call.

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Portfolio Monitoring

Retrieve the earnings calendar for a portfolio of companies over a specific date range to stay ahead of reporting season and anticipate volatility.

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Sector Screening

Filter by sector (e.g., Technology, Health Care) to see all upcoming earnings or conferences across an industry - useful for thematic research or competitive analysis.

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Regional Market Coverage

Use country or exchange filters to scope the calendar to a specific market, such as all US-listed companies reporting on NYSE next week, or all UK companies reporting this month.

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Conference Discovery

Find upcoming investor days and analyst conferences for companies of interest - helpful for tracking management commentary and forward guidance outside of earnings season.

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Earnings Season Planning

Use broad date range + sector/country filters to get a full picture of an earnings season, and use pagination to work through large result sets.

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Event Categories

The two US calendars are served differently from the transcript events, which shows up in three filters. Neither can be filtered by exchanges, because both report the exchange as free text rather than a MIC code, so setting that filter leaves both out of the response. countries keeps them when the list includes "US" or is left empty. And cursor pages the transcript events only, so both arrive on the first page.