Mozilla Made $79 Million During 2008

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mozilla firefox Mozilla Made $79 Million During 2008 These days many profit-based industries may not achieve what a non-profit organization Mozilla Foundation has achieved. Recently, the company has disclosed the financial details for the year 2008. Last year the company managed to bring in $79 percent, which is up five percent from the last previous one. This may be clear why Mozilla released the details now, but this is sure that the revenue is increased by 12 percent from 2006 to 2007.

Mozilla Foundation chairwoman Mitchell Baker said

Our revenue and expenses are consistent with 2007, showing steady growth. Mozilla’s consolidated reported revenues (Mozilla Foundation and all subsidiaries) for 2008 were $78.6 million, up approximately 5% from 2007 reported revenues of $75.1 million. The majority of this revenue is generated from the search functionality in Mozilla Firefox from organizations such as Google, Yahoo, Amazon, eBay, and others,

Last year was grand for Mozilla with introducing some important moves Mozilla Messaging. It was in fact a year of good growth for Firefox, the company’s well-admired product and its main revenue source, as the browser went from 49 million daily users in 2007 to 75 million. It now reaches 110 million people every day, about 25 percent of the market. Good Luck Mozilla!

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