Commitment of $2 billion in new investment in Malta announced during WTTC Global Summit
The announcement was made during the WTTC Global Summit in Valletta
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Mastering the language of business: How BELS is crafting bespoke training for a dynamic economy
Built differently – CLA Malta offers custom solutions in a cookie-cutter landscape of tax advisory and business
Malta International Airport passenger traffic rises 12% to 1.1 million in September
Another record month for the island's airport
Ratings agency warns of Malta’s energy spending, but notes positive economic performance
Morningstar DBRS has kept Malta’s long-term credit rating at A (high)
Malta looks to China and Asia to diversify tourism markets
The partnership aims to promote Malta, diversify its tourism offering and boost sustainability
Strong demand for Malta Government Stocks as offers reach €617 million
The Government had initially authorised an issue of €300 million
Employers call for ‘decisive’ shift in public spending ahead of Budget 2027
The upcoming Budget 'must be judged' on its capacity to deliver long-term transformation, not just sustain short-term consumption
Malta’s residential property sales fall 11.5% year-on-year in September
At €306 million, the value of transactions fell by 10.8%
Malta’s electricity supply rises 3.2% in 2025 as demand also increases
The highest monthly demand was recorded in July, at 637 MW, followed by August at 585 MW
What is driving the dollar’s strength?
ECB rate hikes: Implications for investors
The ECB's statements sent important messages to investors on upcoming changes in monetary policy decisions
Extending the reach of the Maltese equity market
'The privatisation of the MSE could be a major focal point of the MSE internationalisation strategy'
Edward Rizzo
Edward Rizzo
Philip Fenech
‘Reliable energy is essential health infrastructure’ – association calls for independent review after grid failures
Electricity is not merely a household convenience or business requirement, association says
More planning appeals filed in Sliema than anywhere else in Malta
St Julian’s and St Paul’s Bay followed Sliema with 32 third-party appeals each during a six-year period
Enemalta gradually restoring electricity following widespread power cut
It has not yet indicated when electricity supply is expected to be fully restored
Who really holds the power in Malta’s maritime sector? New study maps the key players
New research examines how power, legitimacy and urgency are distributed among the key players in Malta’s maritime logistics sector
EU ETS creating ‘serious competition distortions’, Malta Maritime Forum says
The MMF warned that losing mainline shipping services could affect Malta’s wider economy
Nearly half of Malta’s catering establishments report falling profits as staffing and costs bite
Profits are deteriorating more sharply than sales
Malta Maritime Summit puts geopolitical risks, regulation and decarbonisation in focus
The summit brings together maritime industry representatives, international experts and global institutions to discuss challenges and opportunities
2027 COLA expected at around €5, says Finance Minister
The figure is expected to become clearer once the latest Retail Price Index data is available
Malta’s tourism success should not be measured by arrivals alone – Robert Abela
The Prime Minister wants s a model increasingly based on quality, value and sustainability
Pushy insurance salesmen exposed in MFSA mystery shopping exercise
The exercise involved 17 mystery shopping interactions and covered insurance intermediaries
Aquaculture federation CEO hails cleanup campaign a success as 25,500 litres of oily liquid collected
Charlon Gouder said the industry had registered a notable improvement in coastal water conditions this summer
