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What kind of company is Airalo?

Airalo is a private telecommunications marketplace company that sells eSIM data packages to international travelers. It does not operate mobile networks itself; it buys wholesale connectivity from carriers and resells it through its app as instant downloadable plans.

Is Airalo publicly traded?

No. Airalo is privately held. It has raised about $287 million from investors including CVC, Peak XV, e& capital, and multiple telecom operator venture arms, but there is no public stock.

When was Airalo founded?

Airalo was founded in 2019 by Ahmet Bahadir Ozdemir, Abraham Burak, and Duran Akcaylier. It was originally called Roaming Labs before rebranding. Akcaylier left in 2020.

Where is Airalo headquartered?

Airalo's legal headquarters is in Lewes, Delaware, United States. Its operational headquarters is in Singapore through the entity AirGSM Pte. Ltd., and its roughly 400-person team works remotely across more than 50 countries.

Who owns Airalo?

Airalo is owned by its founders and venture investors. The largest institutional shareholder is CVC, which led the $220 million Series C in July 2025. Other backers include Peak XV, e& capital, Antler, and the venture arms of Singtel, Orange, Telefonica, KPN, Deutsche Telekom, and Liberty Global.

What is Airalo's market position?

Airalo is the largest dedicated travel eSIM provider globally, with more than 20 million users and coverage in over 200 countries. It became the industry's first unicorn in July 2025 and competes primarily with Saily, Holafly, and Nomad.