The Nordic financial calendar, ahead of the newswires.
Earnings, AGMs, dividends, investor days, M&A, and listings: the scheduled corporate events that move a price, across the Nordic exchanges, in one calendar. List, day, or month view.
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Nordic event data lives in five languages and twenty places.
Every Nordic exchange publishes its own financial calendar. So does every issuer. Some live on PDF filings, some on press releases, some only in the company's local-language investor pages. By the time you've pieced together what's happening next week across Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Oslo, and Reykjavík, the week has already started.
NFN pulls all of it into one calendar: translated, tagged, and linked to the companies you follow.
Built for
One shared view of the Nordic markets.
For Researchers
Plan your week around what matters, switching between list, day, and month views and filtering by country, exchange, sector, or any of your watchlists. Click any event to jump to the company profile, prior coverage, and related stories, so you walk into an earnings call already briefed.
For Agent Builders
Pull structured event data into your own systems. Every event is available via the API and MCP server. Trigger workflows, brief your agent on what's ahead, or build your own event-driven research tools.
Event types
The scheduled events that move a price.
- Earnings
- Quarterly, half-year, and annual reports across Nasdaq Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Oslo Børs, Euronext Growth Oslo, Nasdaq Iceland, First North, NGM, and Spotlight.
- AGMs
- Annual and extraordinary general meetings. Useful for governance, activist tracking, and dividend confirmation.
- Dividends
- Record dates, ex-dates, and payment dates for declared dividends. Track yield events across your watchlists in one view.
- M&A
- Announced acquisition close dates, tender offer deadlines, and squeeze-out timelines. Linked to the originating story so you can see how the deal evolved.
- Investor events & listings
- Capital markets days, investor days, and conference presentations: the off-cycle events that can move a stock as much as the next earnings report. Plus IPOs and first trading days, uplistings, market transfers, and delistings across the main markets and growth venues (First North, Spotlight, Euronext Growth), including foreign issuers listed on a Nordic exchange.
The full Nordic event surface.
Nasdaq Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Oslo Børs, Euronext Growth Oslo, Nasdaq Iceland, First North, NGM, and Spotlight. Both publicly listed issuers and private companies with disclosed events.
- Nordic markets
- 5
- Exchanges & lists
- 14
- Companies tracked
- 5,000+
- Event types
- 13
Per-company view
A calendar tab on every company with scheduled events.
The aggregate calendar shows the whole Nordic surface. The company-level calendar shows just one issuer: what's next, what's coming up, and what's already happened. Past events are kept and dated, so you can see at a glance whether the AGM has been held, whether the dividend has gone ex, and what the previous interim report covered.
It's the same data, scoped to the company you're researching, and linked to the news coverage and stories around each event.
For Developers
Calendar events, as JSON.
The events endpoint returns structured corporate event data with company identifiers, source attribution, and links to related articles. Pull a week, a quarter, or a watchlist's worth of events into your stack.
GET /api/v1/calendar_events?ticker=LAMOR
{
"calendar_events": [{
"id": "evt_h1m9x2p4",
"title": "H1 2026 Interim Report",
"event_type": "earnings_report",
"status": "scheduled",
"scheduled_at": "2026-07-28T06:00:00.000Z",
"fiscal_period": "H1 2026",
"country": "FI",
"company_id": "cmp_l4m0r8sf",
"source_article_id": "art_q1tr9w7k"
}],
"pagination": { "count": 1, "next_cursor": null }
}Stop assembling the Nordic calendar by hand.
Plus and Pro plans include the full calendar, watchlist filtering, and event-to-source article linking. Both bring the full calendar into the API and MCP.