Toronto-headquartered internet services company operating in three segments: wholesale and retail domain registration and back-end registry services under OpenSRS, Enom, Ascio and Hover; the Ting fibre and fixed-wireless ISP; and Wavelo telecom operating software.
Toronto-headquartered internet services company operating in three segments: wholesale and retail domain registration and back-end registry services under OpenSRS, Enom, Ascio and Hover; the Ting fibre and fixed-wireless ISP; and Wavelo telecom operating software.
Its own contact page gives its headquarters as 96 Mowat Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M6K 3M1. tucows.com ↗
Its FY2025 annual report on Form 10-K states that its principal place of business is located in Canada, while the parent, Tucows Inc., is incorporated in Pennsylvania. sec.gov ↗
Describes itself as the second largest domain registrar in the world through OpenSRS, Enom, Ascio and Hover, while building fibre-optic internet infrastructure in the US as Ting. tucows.com ↗
Dual listed: its investor page states the common stock trades on NASDAQ under TCX and on the Toronto Stock Exchange under TC. This record carries the Canadian listing. tucows.com ↗
Reported consolidated net revenue up 2.1% year over year to US$100.6M in Q2 2026, improving 4.0% sequentially, driven by growth at Ting. Operating results, not capital raised. tucows.com ↗
Won the contract to provide back-end registry services to Radix in August 2025, assuming technical registry operations for 11 top-level domains including .online, .store and .tech. tucows.com ↗
David Woroch became President and CEO in November 2025, succeeding Elliot Noss after a 25-year tenure; Noss moved to the board and a consulting role with Ting. tucows.com ↗
Its FY2025 10-K discloses a strategic review of the Ting fibre business, exploring asset sales, partnership structures and other transactions, given Ting’s ongoing capital needs. sec.gov ↗
The same filing states Ting has incurred recurring operating losses and that its cash is expected to be insufficient to fund operations beyond Q2 2026 under a business-as-usual scenario. sec.gov ↗
Products Tucows publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Tucows Domains
Domain registration and registry services
Company describes wholesale and retail domain name registration and value-added services through its OpenSRS, Enom, Ascio, EPAG and Hover brands, plus back-end registry operations.
Company describes Ting as providing gigabit fibre and fixed wireless internet services to consumer and business customers in select towns throughout the United States, including the Cedar and Simply Bits subsidiaries.
Company describes Wavelo as full-service platforms and professional services including subscription and billing management, network orchestration and provisioning, with the MONOS, ISOS and Subscriber Management products.
Tucows Registry was awarded the contract to provide back-end registry services for Radix's portfolio of 11 top-level domains, including .online, .store, .tech, .site and .fun. No value disclosed.
Tucows reported consolidated net revenue up 2.1% year over year to $100.6 million in Q2 2026, a 4.0% sequential improvement, driven by revenue growth at Ting.
Tucows said it was pursuing a "strategic process" for Ting Internet without specifying whether it could involve a sale, spin-off or other restructuring. Ting added 2,900 subscribers in Q1 to reach 56,800, with revenue up 19% year over year to US$19.4 million. CEO David Woroch called the process "a top priority".
Tucows appointed long-time executive David Woroch as President and CEO, succeeding Elliot Noss after a 25-year tenure. Noss transitioned to a role on the board and as a consultant to the Ting Internet business.
Tucows Registry was awarded the contract to provide back-end registry services to Radix, assuming technical registry operations for Radix's portfolio of 11 top-level domains including .online, .store, .tech, .site and .fun.