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Zuma Resources Partners With Elysium Technologies To Expand Travel E-SIM Services Globally

  • December 9, 2025
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On December 8, 2025, Zuma Resources Limited, formerly Bilal Fibres Limited, announced a significant partnership with Elysium Technologies LLC USA to expand its travel e-SIM services on a global scale. This strategic Memorandum of Understanding was approved by Zuma’s Board of Directors in early December as part of the company’s broader strategic transformation focused on technology ventures. The partnership aims to increase the reach of Elysium’s travel e-SIM products across more than 120 countries through a digital platform, sim.market, which functions as a global e-SIM marketplace.

According to the company’s filing with the Pakistan Stock Exchange, Zuma Resources will be responsible for providing global support and digital marketing services for Elysium’s travel e-SIM offerings, excluding Pakistan. This collaboration allows Zuma Resources to leverage its marketing and operational expertise to promote innovative telecom services to a diverse international audience. The e-SIM technology, which enables travelers to connect to local mobile networks without physical SIM cards, is gaining momentum worldwide, and this alliance positions Zuma Resources as a key player in this expanding sector.

Financially, the agreement grants Zuma Resources a 20 percent share of the gross revenue generated from global sales routed through sim.market. This revenue-sharing model aligns with Zuma’s shift toward technology-driven investments and strategic collaborations, enabling the company to diversify its income streams while participating in emerging digital services. The MoU is a noteworthy milestone in Zuma’s ongoing efforts to reshape its business portfolio toward high-growth sectors such as telecom innovation, artificial intelligence, and digital platforms.

The market responded positively to this announcement, with Zuma Resources’ share price closing at Rs.55.11, marking a 10 percent increase or Rs.5.01 on the trading day. This surge reflects investor confidence in the company’s renewed strategic direction and the potential growth in its technology-related ventures. As Zuma Resources continues to redefine its identity beyond its traditional industrial roots, this partnership with Elysium Technologies highlights the growing importance of digital connectivity solutions in Pakistan’s evolving technology landscape. 

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