Brazilian corporate events, with the evidence.
English-first event intelligence for companies listed on B3: what is scheduled, what is developing, and what happened last time. Every item links to its official CVM filing.
How it works
Less noise, more signal on your Brazilian watchlist
Brazilian companies publish their key information in Portuguese, spread across the CVM regulator, B3 and investor-relations sites. runfree turns it into events you can act on.
Confirmed calendar
Earnings dates, shareholder meetings and their agendas, dividend and JCP record and payment dates, each one linked to the filing that confirms it.
Developing stories
News grouped into one event, from first signal to official filing, with who reported first and how many independent sources confirm it.
History and timing
How comparable events played out before: how long decisions took and how the stock reacted, computed from market data, not guessed.
Example from history
One event, many signals
An article is not an event. runfree attaches every report, rumour and filing to the event it belongs to, so you see how a story builds up and when it becomes official.
- Official sources first: CVM filings and company announcements
- Three sites repeating one report count as one source
- Past analogues show what is comparable, and what is not
- Facts and sources, not buy or sell recommendations
- Mar 2024 · first signalBoard withholds the extraordinary dividendCompany filing
- Apr 2024 · escalationReports of ministers pressing for a change of CEOBrazilian press
- May 2024 · officialPetrobras discloses the replacement of its CEOCVM filing
- Next session · market reactionPETR4 about −6%As reported by Reuters
Illustrative example based on public reports; figures are approximate.
Who it is for
Built for people who follow Brazil from the outside
Desks and funds covering Brazil
A daily English digest for your own watchlist, same-day alerts on new CVM filings, and exports to CSV, JSON or your own tools.
Research publishers and platforms
A licensed event feed with source links that you can use in your newsletters, reports or products.
See it on your own watchlist
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