Malta startup ecosystem
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Malta Blockchain Summit 2026
A major Web3 and blockchain conference leveraging Malta's pioneering Virtual Financial Assets Act and progressive crypto regulation. Attracts 4,000+ attendees including DeFi founders, token issuers, and regulators. Features a startup pitch competition, hackathon, and expo floor. Tickets from EUR 200-500.
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Malta Digital Innovation Authority
The Malta Digital Innovation Authority (MDIA) is a Maltese government body established to promote, certify, and regulate digital innovation, with particular focus on distributed ledger technology, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies. It provides a certification framework for innovative technology arrangements and champions Malta's ambition to be a leading digital innovation jurisdiction in Europe. The MDIA is a Gold Sponsor of TechTok 2026.
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Malta Life Sciences Park
Malta Life Sciences Park (MLSP) is a 13,500 sqm facility in San Gwann providing laboratories, offices, meeting rooms, and shared infrastructure to life sciences, biotechnology, and healthcare IT companies at all stages from startup to established enterprise. Built with EU regional development funds and opened in 2015, it serves as the national focal point for R&D in the life sciences sector and is co-located near the University of Malta and the main government hospital.
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Malta Maritime Summit 2026
Week-long international gathering of the maritime industry hosted in Valletta, convening shipowners, regulators, ports, and maritime-tech innovators around shipping decarbonisation, digitalisation, and Malta's flag-state ecosystem.
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Malta Venture Capital (MVC)
Malta Venture Capital (MVC) is a €10 million government-backed equity fund launched in 2024 and managed from offices in Sliema, under the auspices of Malta Government Investments. It co-invests alongside private investors in early-stage, high-growth digital and technology-driven businesses, with each eligible startup able to receive up to €500,000 in equity. Target sectors include video game development, fintech, e-sports, life sciences, agritech, AI, and green energy. Since launch MVC has invested in five companies and assembled a network of 30 accredited co-investors.
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MannaEV
MannaEV is Malta's first electric motorcycle delivery and battery-swapping startup, founded in early 2023 by three co-founders with backgrounds from Google, Alibaba, TikTok, and Lazada. The company operates an on-demand same-day delivery platform powered by smart electric motorcycles and a battery-swapping network, eliminating range anxiety and enabling rapid fleet turnaround. Within its first year MannaEV scaled to 500+ customers and deployed 50+ electric motorcycles across three battery-swapping hubs on the island without external VC funding. It won multiple categories at the Malta Business Awards 2024 and has a commercial partnership with Bolt Malta.
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Mark Camilleri Gambin
Mark Camilleri Gambin is the Chief Executive Officer of Talexio, a Malta-based HR technology company providing workforce management, payroll, and people analytics solutions to businesses. As CEO of one of Malta's prominent enterprise software companies, he is a notable figure in the local technology and business landscape. He is a confirmed speaker at TechTok 2026.
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MedTech World Malta 2026
Flagship European medtech gathering at the Mediterranean Conference Centre with 2,000+ delegates across two stages, connecting health-tech startups with investors, clinicians, and regulators. Strong startup pitch and investor matchmaking tracks.
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NEXT Summit Valletta 2026
Operator-led iGaming summit at the Mediterranean Conference Centre drawing 6,000+ delegates, with sub-summits on start-up & investment, crypto, and payments. Includes a Hot Seat startup pitch format for founders meeting VCs and senior operators.
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NEXT Summit Valletta 2027
NEXT Summit Valletta 2027 runs 26-27 May at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta. The iGaming-focused event gathers roughly 6,000 operators, suppliers, investors, regulators and innovators for a week of connected conference activity, including a dedicated Start-Up & Investment day focused on funding and innovation.
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Octoplay
Octoplay (trading as Gameshop Limited) is a Malta-based B2B iGaming slot game developer founded in October 2022 by former Evolution Gaming executives. The company builds and supplies online slot titles through its own Remote Gaming Server (RGS) and holds licences from the Malta Gaming Authority, the UK Gambling Commission, and several other regulators. Its portfolio includes over 70 slot and 'smash' game titles.
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Paytently
Paytently is a payment orchestration platform built by former executives from Checkout.com, Trustly, and TrueLayer. Founded in 2022 and launched commercially in 2023, its single API enables businesses to route transactions across 60+ acquiring partners and 200+ alternative payment methods, with AI-powered fraud detection and intelligent routing to optimise success rates. Regulated as a Payment Institution by the Malta Financial Services Authority, the company serves iGaming, e-commerce, and other high-volume verticals from its headquarters in Sliema.
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SiGMA Europe 2026
The world's largest iGaming and emerging tech expo, held at the Malta Maritime Hub (MFCC). Attracts 25,000+ attendees, 800+ sponsors and exhibitors covering gaming, blockchain, AI, and fintech. Malta's regulatory framework for digital assets makes this a key event for Web3 and gaming startups. Tickets from EUR 300.
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Silicon Valletta
Silicon Valletta is an association founded in 2016 by Malta-based tech entrepreneurs to strengthen the local digital startup community. With more than 90 members — predominantly CEOs and founders — the organisation facilitates peer mentoring, investor introductions, and industry events. Collectively, its members employ over 1,500 people and generate more than €65 million in annual revenue.
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SuperCharger Ventures
SuperCharger Ventures runs a 12-week, equity-free EdTech and Future of Work accelerator programme in Malta, co-funded by Malta Enterprise. Up to 15 startups per cohort receive mentoring from 40+ local stakeholders, access to grants and soft loans of €300,000–€1.5 million, and connections to a global investor network. The Malta programme is one of several international hubs operated by SuperCharger alongside London, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, and Rwanda.
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TAKEOFF Business Incubator
TAKEOFF is a business incubator operated by the University of Malta's Centre for Entrepreneurship and Business Incubation (CEBI). It provides early-stage entrepreneurs with workspace, expert coaching, mentoring, and networking support at the Dar Ġużeppi Zahra building on the University of Malta campus. The programme works alongside Malta Enterprise and Business First to guide founders through a structured business-building process.
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Tech.mt
Tech.mt is a public-private partnership launched in 2019 by the Government of Malta and the Malta Chamber of Commerce to promote Malta as a hub for innovative technologies. It supports tech startups and companies through international promotion, R&D grant facilitation, talent development, and STEM education programmes. Tech.mt also acts as a licensed Further Education Institution and operates from the AM Business Centre in Zejtun.
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TechTok 2026
Malta's full-day developer and technology conference at the Hilton Malta in Portomaso, St. Julian's, featuring 7 tracks and 25+ talks. The 2026 edition runs under the theme 'With great power comes great responsibility', spotlighting quantum computing, artificial intelligence and modern software development for developers and digital professionals.
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TechTok Ltd
TechTok Ltd (company number C111039) is a Malta-based, community-focused technology events company co-founded by Calvin Cassar and Charlene Cassar. The organisation curates content from technology thought leaders and provides a platform for emerging tech talent to share their knowledge with the wider community. TechTok organises the annual TechTok conference, spanning seven tracks including Data & AI, cybersecurity, cloud, Web3, architecture, and software development.
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Tipico
Tipico is one of the largest sports-betting groups in Europe, headquartered in Malta with major technology and operations teams on the island and a footprint that spans Germany, Austria, Croatia, Colombia, and (via Tipico US) a growing US presence following a merger agreement with another US operator. Originally founded in Germany in 2004 by Dieter Pawlik and Philip Wessels, the company relocated its group holding and core tech organization to Malta to take advantage of the MGA's multi-jurisdictional licensing framework, which lets Tipico run a single platform across many regulated markets. Tipico's Malta operation builds the trading engine, pricing models, risk-management systems, retail POS network, and mobile apps that process billions of euros in annual betting volume, and the company is today one of the island's largest single private-sector tech employers. It is an anchor example of how Malta's regulatory and talent setup supports very large-scale gaming technology organizations.
