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Zuma Resources Completes Full Acquisition of International eSIM Platform

October 5, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

KARACHI: Pakistan Stock Exchange-listed Zuma Resources has officially approved the complete acquisition of sim.market, an international digital connectivity and eSIM platform. The board of directors sanctioned the deal on October 2, with the announcement made public to the PSX on October 5.

The acquisition will be executed through Zuma Global Ltd, a newly established UK subsidiary incorporated on September 18. This strategic move is aimed at enhancing Zuma’s portfolio in the rapidly evolving digital connectivity sector, which is increasingly vital in today’s global economy.

This acquisition signifies a pivotal step for Zuma Resources as it seeks to expand its footprint in the technology sector, particularly in the realm of eSIM technology, which allows users to switch mobile networks without needing a physical SIM card. This innovation is expected to streamline connectivity for users and could potentially position Zuma as a key player in the international market.

Looking ahead, Zuma Resources plans to integrate sim.market’s operations into its existing framework, with further announcements regarding strategic initiatives and potential partnerships expected in the coming months.