AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism and Aviation: Malta International Airport handled more than one million passengers in October, with flights 84.7% full. Poland traffic rose 34.6%, while France fell 12.3%. Business: Malta-based Catena Media reported a 30% drop in continuing revenue to €8.2 million and a €30.8 million impairment; it has also deferred €8.7 million in hybrid interest while continuing share buybacks. Workforce: Newly surfaced archive footage shows Clyde Caruana arguing in 2019 that Malta needed 10,000 foreign workers a year to sustain growth, renewing scrutiny of the country’s labour and population model. Investment: Malta Enterprise has received 200 applications under the Invest scheme, representing €1.5 billion in potential investment; the scheme will be extended by six months. Financial Services: At the FinanceMalta conference, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana called for a more productive, higher-value economy and highlighted financial services as a pillar of Vision Malta 2050. MedTech: A week-long summit in Valletta is bringing more than 2,000 delegates from over 50 countries, offering Maltese firms links to investors and international partners. Agriculture: Malta was among five EU countries where the value of agricultural output fell in 2025.
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