Commitment calendars · as of 2026-10-27
What companies said would happen, and when
The dated commitments U.S.-listed companies have announced in SEC filings and not yet reached, sorted by kind. Each calendar shows how often that kind of commitment has been delivered on time before, so a date can be read against its track record.
| Calendar | Open | Due in 30 days | On time in the past | Dates pushed later |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deal closing calendar For event-driven and merger-arbitrage funds tracking expected completion dates, and for law firms reconstructing deal timelines. |
250 | 20 | 83% n = 1,924 |
5% |
| Regulatory milestone calendar For biotech and healthcare investors following submission and decision timelines, and for analysts checking whether a company's regulatory dates have held before. |
85 | 2 | 76% n = 284 |
4% |
| Plant and facility opening calendar For lenders and insurers financing or covering construction, and for suppliers and customers planning around a new site. |
348 | 13 | 71% n = 822 |
7% |
| Product launch calendar For investors and analysts who need to know which launch dates are due, and which have moved before. |
419 | 16 | 76% n = 1,013 |
4% |
| Project milestone calendar For investors, lenders and boards tracking whether management's project dates hold. |
605 | 18 | 72% n = 1,395 |
6% |
On-time rates use confirmed outcomes only; silence after a deadline is never counted as a miss. “Dates pushed later” is the share of all commitments of that kind whose deadline the company moved in a later filing. Definitions: methodology.