CentralNic Group PLC (LON:CNIC) has secured a contract with Germany’s KSregistry to support 14 new top-level domains (TLDs).
The deal will benefit CentralNic with additional recurring revenues from government and enterprise clients, and will increase the number of new TLDs for which it is the registry management platform to 65.
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KSregistry's owners are among Europe's most successful experts in the domain name industry, claimed Ben Crawford, chief executive (CEO) of CentralNic.
Alexander Siffrin, CEO at KSregistry, said: "CentralNic's registry platform is the most advanced and feature rich in the world.”
"Coupled with KSregistry's unmatched management and customer service means that we can provide current and future TLD registry clients with the very best technology, experience and support at competitive pricing," Siffrin added.
In a separate announcement, the domain names specialist said there had been a delay in the completion of its acquisition of SK-NIC, the manager of the exclusive country code TLD for Slovakia.
As a result of complexities in the legal process, the acquisition is now expected to complete in November.