Around 60,000 clients and 200,000 users through 800 domain extensions for companies and brands on the Internet. With these figures, the Catalan company Cdmon expects to bill nine million euros this year, with a 6% increase compared to 2023, when it reached 8.5 million, and 12% more compared to the previous year.
The company, created in 2002 and currently with a staff of 85 employees, focuses on its international expansion: "Today our goal is to take our proposal to the rest of the continents, under an expansion plan that guarantees the same quality in all of them," according to the company's CEO, Jaume R. Palau.
Cdmon's growth prospects go beyond this year, and in 2025 it predicts reaching ten million euros in turnover with 70,000 clients, adding 10,000 to the current ones. With a view to this growth, the company is reinvesting its profits in new projects focused on the improvement and development of its products and services.
The company's growth, positioned as the first registrar for .cat domains, is part of a commitment to renew its brand's focus. To do this, Cdmon has analyzed the trajectory and emerging market needs, to offer an improved experience of its products and platforms.
With this objective, the company has opted to generate an ecosystem of interconnected but not interdependent services. "This renewal process goes beyond a simple visual update of the brand, but is a declaration of our principles," according to Cdmon's Technology Director, Marc Palau, who has defended their commitment to establishing "a new standard in the industry where proactive responsibility becomes not only a commitment, but concrete and continuous actions."
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