Malta: Strategy

The National Statistics Office published the Foreign Affiliates Statistics: 2024, revealing how foreign-controlled enterprises contribute significantly to Malta's non-financial business economy. Despite representing only 2.6% of business units, these enterprises generated 62% of total output and nearly doubled their gross investment in tangible assets. What do these statistics reveal about Malta's economic structure and the role of international business in the country's growth?

As we wrap up the third quarter of the year, we’re excited to share the latest edition of the CSB Group Quarterly Newsletter, featuring key highlights, insights, and updates from across our Group

For many SMEs, important business decisions are made while managing day-to-day pressures. Whether the focus is expansion, operational improvement or a new investment, having a structured view of the business can help turn intent into informed action.

Malta's Permanent Representative to the EU, Neil Kerr, examines how the proposed Savings and Investments Union differs from the Capital Markets Union and explores its potential impact on Malta's high household savings rate. The discussion addresses whether this EU initiative can effectively channel Malta's substantial savings into more productive investments while respecting national competencies and market proportionality.

The SME Enhance scheme offers non-repayable grants to eligible small and medium enterprises for productive investments that support expansion, diversification, and innovation. With grants ranging from €10,000 to €128,400, businesses can part-finance equipment, machinery, and operational improvements that strengthen competitiveness and long-term performance.

Malta’s recent launch of its economic vision for the coming decades – Vision 2050 – signals its determination to counter the constraints of its size by ensuring a clear focus on adding value.

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Many businesses treat bookkeeping as a compliance requirement, yet its real value lies in providing the financial visibility needed to make informed decisions. Accurate and timely financial records help business owners understand performance, manage risks, identify opportunities and plan confidently for growth.

For many SMEs, important business decisions are made while managing day-to-day pressures. Whether the focus is expansion, operational improvement or a new investment, having a structured view of the business can help turn intent into informed action.

The National Statistics Office published the Foreign Affiliates Statistics: 2024, revealing how foreign-controlled enterprises contribute significantly to Malta's non-financial business economy. Despite representing only 2.6% of business units, these enterprises generated 62% of total output and nearly doubled their gross investment in tangible assets. What do these statistics reveal about Malta's economic structure and the role of international business in the country's growth?

As its European customer base continued to expand, a US-based distributor of industrial equipment found that its existing business model was no longer suited to its long-term growth ambitions.

Malta’s corporate tax regime is designed to support international businesses, offering a compliant and flexible framework for companies operating across borders.