The digital business Commbitz, headquartered in London, has begun operations in India. The company sells e-SIM technology, which it claims will provide Indian tourists and companies access to reasonably priced, fast ways to connect when they are traveling overseas.
With operations on several continents, Commbitz asserts that it offers one of the most comprehensive eSIM products on the market. Regarding the debut in India, Mr. Harsh Jayesh Ruparel, Commbitz’s co-founder and CEO, stated: “We are thrilled to bring Commbitz to the Indian market. Given the sector’s diversity, rapid digital transformation, and growing appetite for innovative connectivity solutions, we believe the Indian landscape provides a perfect platform for us to innovate and empower travelers, businesses, and families with seamless, cost-effective and sustainable communication experience. This expansion represents our commitment to enabling borderless communication for a truly connected future, achieving our global mission to make connectivity simple, accessible, and truly borderless.”
According to Commbitz, it provides a variety of eSIM options that are suited to the requirements of families, small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), and tourists.
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