Korea

Exchange sourced

Every listed company in Korea we follow, the 2 venues behind the count, what arrives in a year and how quickly it lands.

Regulator
Financial Supervisory Service, via DART
Filing languages
Korean
Collecting since
2000
3,367Companies followed
211,841Documents, last 12 months
T+0Median latency
4.6%Of the global universe
63/yrDocuments per company

Figures as of 10 November 2026, 18:08 UTC. Refreshed nightly.

Exchanges

The 2 venues behind the company count, and how the 3,367 names divide between them.

A company is counted once, on its primary listing. Secondary listings and depositary receipts resolve to the same entity, so a name never appears twice in a universe you paste.

ExchangeMICCompanies followedShare of market
Korea Exchange (Stock Market)XKRX3,25096.5%
Korea Freeboard MarketXKFB1173.5%
All venues3,367100.0%

What arrives

The last twelve months of this market split by bundle — the top level of the document taxonomy behind every classification we assign.

Shares are of the market’s 211,841 documents, and add up to slightly more than 100%: a document can carry several classifications that roll up to different bundles, and it is counted once in each.

BundleShare of volumeDocuments, 12 mo
Corporate EventsAnnouncements, results releases, corporate actions, director dealings101,782
MiscellaneousEverything the taxonomy places outside the four bundles above65,250
Core Financials & GovernanceAnnual and interim reports, financial statements, AGM and remuneration material43,998
Earnings IntelligenceEarnings call transcripts, results presentations, capital markets days738
Sustainability & PoliciesSustainability reports, transition plans, supplier and human rights policies217
All bundles211,841

T+0 is the median. Here is the spread.

A median hides the tail, and the tail is what breaks a workflow. This is every document collected in Korea over the last 30 days, placed in the band it actually landed in.

100%T+1 or sooner
0%T+2
0%T+3 to T+5
0%T+6 or later

Measured over 30 days rather than twelve months on purpose: a backfill of historical documents carries old publication dates and recent ingest dates, which would show up here as months of delay that the live pipeline does not have.

Month by month. Twelve months to October 2026.

Volume is not flat across a reporting year, and capacity planned against an annual average is planned against a month that never happens.

  1. 20,961Nov
  2. 19,325Dec
  3. 15,262Jan
  4. 29,213Feb
  5. 53,032Mar
  6. 18,710Apr
  7. 9,013May
  8. 9,360Jun
  9. 8,331Jul
  10. 11,694Aug
  11. 8,445Sep
  12. 8,495Oct

Busiest month March 2026 at 53,032 documents, quietest July 2026 at 8,331, a swing of 537%. The 12 bars add up to the 211,841 in the tile above.

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