On October 23, 2013, Sedo issued a financial news release with information about the first nine months of the year and its forecast for the remainder of the year. The full release can be found and read on the DGAP website.

Posted below are three pieces of information disseminated in the news release that domain investors may wish to note. I recommend checking out the full release for all of the details since it’s more beneficial to read the entire update rather than just the three snippets I’ve called out below.

This morning, Sedo announced that the company launched a Chinese website. The new website can be found at Sedo.cn. From what I understand, the domain name aftermarket in China is very strong, so launching a new website on the Sedo.cn domain name seems to be a good move.

With the addition of the Chinese version of Sedo’s website, Sedo now supports transactions and services in seven languages. Its brokers also speak a total of 25 languages, which is helpful on both sides of its transactions.

The press release announcing the news is posted below:

Sedo’s monthly Great Domains auction ended last week, and the results are posted below. In total, the auction netted $113,157.18 in sales (including sales in non USD currency) with 45 domain names sold. A number of other domain names were close to, but did not meet, the reserve prices.

Listed below are the sales from the latest auction:

Sedo’s monthly Great Domains auction for September is ending early this afternoon. This month, there are 386 domain names up for auction, and of those names, a little over a quarter of them have bids right now.

Interestingly from my point of view is that some of the better deals in this auction aren’t actually .com domain names. Here are some of the domain names that are up for auction that I think have decent reserve price ranges. I do not have any names in this auction: