What it does
This actor wraps Korea's DART (전자공시시스템), the Financial Supervisory Service's electronic disclosure system and the legal source-of-record for every Korean listed company — the Korean equivalent of SEC EDGAR. Using the official OpenDART REST API, it pulls issuer filings, major-event reports, capital changes, and M&A; disclosures filtered by date range, issuer, or category, returning clean JSON with both Korean originals and English names. You bring your own free OpenDART auth key.
Who it's for
Korea-equity event-driven traders, Asia hedge-fund and activist desks tracking ownership filings, compliance and KYC analysts running due diligence on KOSPI200 / KOSDAQ150 constituents, and macro researchers watching capital-raise activity.
Sample fields / output
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rcept_no— unique 14-digit DART receipt number for the filing -
corp_code / corp_name / corp_name_en— DART company code plus Korean and English names -
stock_code— 6-digit KRX stock code -
filing_title— filing title in Korean -
filing_type_classified— heuristic category: regular_report, major_event, M&A;_ownership, capital_change, audit_report, other -
filing_date / market_segment— filing date plus KOSPI / KOSDAQ / KONEX / ETC segment -
opendart_url / filing_summary— direct link to the filing plus a pre-formatted one-line summary
Example use cases
- Monitor M&A; filings, tender offers, and major-event reports within minutes of disclosure.
- Track 5%+ ownership and insider-transaction filings for activist or risk workflows.
- Pull regular reports on KOSPI200 / KOSDAQ150 constituents for KYC and due diligence.
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FAQ
Do I need an OpenDART key?
Yes — you bring your own free OpenDART auth key, which the FSS issues at no cost. The actor handles the rest of the API calls and normalization for you.
Which markets are covered?
KOSPI, KOSDAQ, and KONEX issuers — the full DART corpus, sourced from the official FSS open-data API rather than scraped.
Is the original Korean content preserved?
Yes. Korean company names and filing titles are kept intact, with English company names added where the issuer registered one.
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