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In its initial investment round, Pocket Wifi Turkey raised 8.9 million TL at a valuation of 75 million TL through a crowdfunding campaign conducted on the Fonangels platform. Based in Bilişim Vadisi, Pocket Wifi Turkey, which has served over 30,000 tourists in Turkey to date, completed its first investment round for Pocket eSim, which it will make available to travellers worldwide, with a valuation of 75 million TL through investments from crowdfunding investors, including Iz Yatırım Holding, Tohum Holding, Gençpa Teknoloji, Habey Ventures, and Fuzul Ventures.

TURKEY - In the new year, Pocket Wifi Turkey will begin providing eSim services to domestic and international tourists under Pocket eSim. While travelling globally, Pocket eSim will offer users the most suitable eSim option quickly and affordably without needing a physical SIM card or an additional device. With the Pocket eSim brand, Pocket Wifi Turkey aims to become one of the most important eSim companies in the global market in the new era.

Sharing his evaluations on the subject, PWT Technology Founding Partner Eymen Özkan stated that they will digitally meet the connection requirement, one of the most important travel needs of tourists, with the e-mail service they will offer under the "Pocket eSim" brand to tourists who will travel to more than 140 destinations with the investment received.

Stating that they will use the investment received in line with their growth strategies and that they want to be the most important player globally, Eymen Özkan said that they would increase the number of users of the application by targeting tourists coming to Turkey or travelling from Turkey in the first place, and America, which has the largest population travelling abroad in the world, as the focus market. and stated that they aim to dominate the Chinese markets. Stating that the Roaming market size they are in is expected to increase from 10 billion dollars to 20 billion dollars by 2027, Eymen Özkan said that they aim to be an application used by all world tourists in the near term.