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Manchester’s NCC group report revenue of £62.3 million
Manchester’s NCC group, a provider of domain services, report revenue of £62.3 million an increase of 15% compared to the same period last year.
The group report that this is due to strong revenue growth across all of their services and international revenue is now 47% of its business.
The company has a positive outlook for the rest of the year as total group orders and renewals are also up 11% for the current financial year.
Group chief executive, Rob Cotton, said: “Both the Escrow and Assurance businesses have seen strong organic growth in revenue and profitability, with a particularly stand out performance by our US operations - it saw a revenue jump up of 41%, on a constant currency basis.
“Our Domain Services division has been transformed. .trust was successfully acquired whilst we sold .secure on very favourable terms.
“The recent acquisition of the Open Registry group of businesses, now means that in the very dynamic and growing domain markets, we can provide a complete suite of secure services to our corporate clients around the world.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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