Key Takeaways
- Zuma Resources Limited has established a UK subsidiary to enhance global connectivity.
- The new entity, Zuma Global Ltd, will focus on digital connectivity and technology services.
- The company plans to introduce SIM and digital connectivity services in the UK market.
Pakistani technology firm Zuma Resources Limited has taken a significant step in its international expansion by setting up a wholly owned subsidiary in the United Kingdom. The new entity, Zuma Global Ltd, was incorporated in England and Wales on September 18, 2026, under the UK Companies Act 2006.
According to a notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Zuma Global Ltd will develop and expand the group’s technology and global connectivity-related business activities in international markets. The subsidiary will facilitate UK operations and is expected to offer digital eSIMs, physical SIMs, and other connectivity solutions through Zuma’s technology platforms.
Sohaib Anwar, a Pakistani national, has been appointed as the director of Zuma Global, according to the incorporation documents. The company’s name change from Bilal Fibres Limited to Zuma Resources Limited was announced on August 12, 2025, reflecting its shift towards technology and digital services.
As part of the UK market-entry process, Zuma Resources has engaged formally with the Office of Communications (Ofcom), the UK’s communications regulator. The company is aligning its operations, customer framework, and digital platforms with the applicable UK regulatory and consumer-compliance requirements.
Zuma Resources Limited, now engaged in investing, partnering, and collaborating with other companies in the technology, AI-enabled services, health tech, EV tech, e-commerce, and other affiliated businesses, aims to progressively introduce and market its SIM and related digital connectivity services in the UK market, subject to regulatory, commercial, and technical requirements.
The establishment of Zuma Global Ltd represents another step in Zuma Resources Limited’s strategy to build an international digital connectivity and technology business, with the United Kingdom expected to serve as an important market and operating base for the group’s international expansion.
The company’s move into the UK market is part of its broader strategy to diversify its business portfolio and tap into the growing demand for digital connectivity services in international markets. With the UK’s robust tech ecosystem and regulatory environment, Zuma Resources is well-positioned to leverage this opportunity.
