While most tech startups chase consumer trends, Simigon has spent decades building the invisible infrastructure that keeps modern air forces combat-ready. This isn't your typical SaaS story—it's a specialized, high-stakes simulation empire operating in the shadows of global defense.

"This isn't consumer tech. This is defense tech where 'traffic' means pilot readiness, not viral clicks."

The 'undefined' countries (77.7% and 22.3% of traffic) likely represent classified military installations or regions where tracking is deliberately obscured for security reasons. When you're training fighter pilots, your web presence is intentionally minimal.

• Revenue-per-employee of $246K rivals top-tier enterprise software companies
• Dominates niche defense training keywords with zero paid advertising
• Tiny digital footprint belies massive government and defense contracts
• Specialized in F-15/F-16 training systems—critical aircraft still in service globally