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Corporate disclosures move markets — an 8-K, a profit warning on the ASX, a substantial-shareholder notice on SGX, a regulatory news item on the LSE. The problem for analysts, event-driven traders, and compliance teams is that every market publishes them differently: different sites, formats, languages, and no common feed. This page maps the NexGenData actors that turn those scattered sources into one structured, machine-readable disclosure feed you can monitor on a schedule or pull into a model.
Each actor below runs on Apify with pay-per-use pricing (no subscription, no seat fees) and returns clean JSON. Chain several together and you have cross-market disclosure coverage from a single workflow.
The disclosure data product line
United States
- PR Newswire Releases — corporate announcement stream: headlines, full text, tickers, timestamps. The workhorse for press-release monitoring and event detection.
- SEC EDGAR 8-K Material Events Tracker — real-time 8-K material events via EDGAR full-text search: company, CIK, item codes, event dates, filing links.
- SEC EDGAR Search and SEC EDGAR Scraper — 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, proxy statements and insider transactions from any public company’s filings.
- SEC Form NT Late-Filing Tracker — a forensic early-warning alert: companies that just told the SEC they’ll file late, often before bad news is public.
- SEC Form N-PX — mutual-fund proxy-vote disclosures.
United Kingdom & Europe
- Investegate RNS Aggregator — UK Regulatory News Service announcements for LSE and AIM-listed companies: headlines, categories, timestamps, links.
Asia-Pacific
- SGX Company Announcements — Singapore Exchange disclosures.
- ASX Company Announcements — Australian Securities Exchange market-sensitive disclosures.
- Taiwan MOPS Company Announcements — material-information filings from Taiwan’s Market Observation Post System (公開資訊觀測站).
Expanding: Japan (TDnet timely disclosures), Korea (DART/KIND), and Hong Kong (HKEX) disclosure actors are in development and will join this product line as they’re released.
Adjacent disclosure feeds
- LDA Lobbying Disclosure Scraper — US federal lobbying disclosures.
The cross-market monitoring workflow
The pattern that makes this a product line rather than a list: run the relevant actors on a daily (or intraday) schedule, normalize their output into one table keyed by company, market, disclosure_type, timestamp, and source_url, and alert on the categories you care about. A few concrete builds:
- Event-driven trading alert — PR Newswire + SEC 8-K + Form NT for US names, surfaced the moment a material event or late-filing warning lands.
- APAC disclosure desk — SGX + ASX + Taiwan MOPS in one feed for analysts covering Asian listings, with English fields alongside local-language originals.
- Compliance / IR monitoring — track your own company and peers across every market you list in, on a schedule, with links back to the primary filing.
Why these instead of a Bloomberg terminal or a disclosure subscription
Terminal seats and disclosure-data subscriptions are priced for large desks and bundle far more than a focused monitoring workflow needs. These actors are pay-per-use: you pay for the disclosures you actually pull, run them in your own Apify account via API/SDK/MCP, and own the structured output. For a small fund, a research team, or a developer wiring disclosures into an app, that’s the difference between a five-figure annual contract and metered cents-per-result.
FAQ
Can I monitor multiple markets in one workflow? Yes — each actor returns structured JSON with a common shape (company, type, timestamp, source link), so you normalize them into a single feed and schedule them together.
How fresh is the data? Each actor pulls live from the official source (EDGAR, the exchange, the regulator) at run time, so freshness is set by how often you schedule it — from intraday to daily.
Do I need an API key for each exchange? No — these scrape or use the public endpoints of each official source. A few that wrap an official API let you supply your own free key for higher throughput.
What does it cost? Pay-per-event on Apify — you’re billed per disclosure/result with no subscription or seat fee. Light monitoring stays inexpensive.
Is the APAC coverage complete? Singapore, Australia, and Taiwan are live now; Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong are in active development and will be added to this page as they ship.
Start monitoring disclosures
Browse the full lineup in the NexGenData actor catalog, or start with the proven anchor, PR Newswire Releases.
Use with n8n
Prefer to automate this in n8n? These tools are available as open-source n8n community nodes — install n8n-nodes-nexgendata and import the PR Newswire keyword monitor template. See Use NexGenData with n8n or get the package on GitHub.
See also: New — Brand Mention Monitor — News & Web
Factual public data — not financial or investment advice.
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