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Material Corporate Events
Material corporate events sourced from SEC Form 8-K filings for each active and delisted ticker in the fundamentals table, provided the issuer files this information with the SEC.
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The table is queried via the following endpoint:
The events table supports the following query parameters:
| Parameter | Description | Default | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | The format of the results to be returned. | csv | format=json |
| years | Triggers a bulk download of the full table as a compressed CSV. Values: 5, 10, or full. The API redirects to a time-limited download URL. | years=5 | |
| from | Specifies the filing date from which to return data. | 1 year ago | from=2023-08-01 |
| to | Specifies the filing date to return data until. | prior day | to=2023-08-31 |
| fields | The fields (table columns) to return. | all | fields=date,ticker,eventcodes |
| ticker | Returns results for the specified ticker. Multiple tickers should be separated with a comma(,). | all | ticker=AAPL |
| limit | The number of records to return. | 10000 | limit=10000 |
| skip | The number of results to skip before returning data. Alias: offset. | 0 | skip=10000 |
| sort | The field used to sort the data and the sort method (asc/desc). | date.desc | sort=date.asc |
Retrieve the PostgreSQL schema:
Retrieve the SQLite schema:
Retrieve the MySQL schema:
Return all events for a ticker:
Return all events in a specific date range:
In Google Sheets, retrieve material corporate events for a single ticker (AAPL) with IMPORTDATA. You can change the query parameters (ticker, dates, fields, filters, and so on) in the same way as the Examples in the preceding section. Paste this formula into a cell (A1):
=IMPORTDATA("https://api.sharadar.com/v1.0/data/events?api_key=test-api-key&format=csv&ticker=AAPL")Download the [events] table as a compressed CSV by setting years to 5, 10, or full. The API responds with a redirect to a time-limited download URL:
Example using curl (follow redirects and write the file):
curl -L -o events.csv.zip "https://api.sharadar.com/v1.0/data/events?api_key=test-api-key&years=full"Check the bulk file status (name, size, last modified) without downloading:
Example response:
{
"table": "events",
"name": "events.csv.zip",
"size": 11563711,
"sizeLabel": "11.0 MB",
"modified": "2026-07-16T01:04:10.044000+00:00"
}