Radix an advertiser here at TheDomains, released the details of their 2018 financial results.
- Over 45% growth in profitability for 2018
- Revenue grows by over 30%
- Total revenue grossed in 2018 is $16.95M
Full released:
11th March, Dubai. Radix, one of the world’s largest nTLD portfolio registries, announced today that it grossed $16.95M in total revenue in 2018, a 30% rise over its revenue in 2017. The registry’s net profit also grew by 45.6% in comparison to last year. Overall, Q4 2018 was its strongest quarter.
In the total annual revenue of $16.95M, 27% has been contributed by standard registrations and 60% by standard renewals. Radix’s premium domains cumulatively generated over $1.9M in revenue, of which 56% can be attributed to premium renewals. One-time premium sales contributed to $113K in revenue.
Based on registrars’ country, the top contributor to Radix’s revenue has been the US with 48% of the total share, followed by Germany with 12%, and China with 6%.
When compared to 2017, Radix’s renewal revenue has grown by 43%. This is indicative of Radix’s focus on maintaining a strong renewal rate through expansive end-customer marketing for its TLDs.
Currently, Radix is the only portfolio registry that has two of its nTLDs with over 1 million domain registrations each. While .ONLINE hit the 1M milestone in November 2018, .SITE joined the 1M league in February 2019.
About Radix:
Headquartered in Dubai, Radix is one of the world’s leading nTLD portfolio registries with 9 new extensions that include .ONLINE, .STORE, .TECH, .WEBSITE, .SPACE, .PRESS, .SITE, .HOST, and .FUN; as well as 1 re-purposed ccTLD, .PW. Through these extensions, Radix is empowering business owners to get short, memorable and descriptive domain names which can be used for a website, email address, or a variety of other internet addressing purposes. Radix currently has over 4M domains under management. To learn more, please visit: www.radix.website or connect on @radixregistry.
Michael says
It does not say what the profit was in either 2017 or 2018?