CENTR Publishes the CENTRstats Global TLD Report for Q2 2021

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CENTR Publishes the CENTRstats Global TLD Report for Q2 2021

By CircleID Reporter
October 08, 2021, 10:06 am PDT Views: 12,667 Add Comment

CENTR has published the latest edition of its CENTRstats Global TLD report, a quarterly publication that presents statistics and trends in domain name registrations of European country-code domains and the wider global market. According to the report, in the 12 months to March 2021, the median growth of European ccTLDs rose consistently for one of the first times since data has been recorded at CENTR. The report also includes statistics on demand, pricing, how domains are being used, growth drivers and more.

Europen country code domains. Source: CENTR (www.centr.org) 2021

Here are some additional statistical highlights:

Demand in new domain purchases fell sharply in Q2 while rates of expirations/deletions remained generally stable.
Buy prices have been stable for at least the past few quarters, however a downward price trend is emerging in promotions of .com.
The median growth of the top 300 largest TLDs (Global300) was 6.4% in the 12 months to April 2021.
gTLDs remain heavily concentrated in a small group (92% within the top 10) and show no sign of change.

Click here to view the online, interactive report.

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