What Is a Disclosure Release Date
A disclosure release date is the official date when a company or regulator makes material information publicly available. It marks the moment when investors, analysts, and the market can access new filings, earnings reports, or regulatory announcements.
Why the Disclosure Release Date Matters
The release date determines when information becomes effective for trading and decision-making. In many jurisdictions, companies must disclose material events promptly, and the release date is used to timestamp filings on official platforms.
Where to Find Disclosure Release Dates
Release dates are listed on regulatory websites, company investor relations pages, and financial data providers. For U.S. filings, the Securities and Exchange Commission EDGAR system is a primary source for official dates and documents. SEC EDGAR
