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Business & sectors

Technology, AI & manufacturing

Digitalisation, automation and higher-value investment are support directions. A technology label does not itself establish eligibility for a grant.

Key points

  • Malta Enterprise incentives continue; Chapter 6 does not publish new amounts or eligible-cost schedules.
  • Fintech is part of financial-services framework development, not automatic tax relief.
  • The youth-led startup scheme is mentioned as historical context; current terms require its implementing source.
  • AI and automation aspirations do not justify inventing a new AI-specific subsidy.

Measures that affect you

Budget 2027AnnouncedPolicy direction

Malta Enterprise digitalisation and automation support

Malta Enterprise will continue incentives for digitalisation, automation and higher-value investment, while attracting new niches.

Direction of policy; no individual entitlement implied.

Speech printed p. 55 · PDF p. 59

Budget 2027AnnouncedContinuing scheme

Youth-Led Start-Up Support Scheme context

The fiscal chapter refers to the Youth-Led Start-Up Support Scheme launched during the speech year.

Renewal announcement; scheme-specific terms need verification.

Speech printed p. 34 · PDF p. 38

Verify individual schemes with Malta Enterprise. Source library.

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Common questions

Does every digitalisation investment qualify?
No. Chapter 6 gives a direction, not full scheme terms. Eligible costs, entities and application windows must be checked against Malta Enterprise notices.
Is the proposed 25% company rate an AI incentive?
No. It is a separate retained-profit proposal for qualifying companies and remains subject to detailed rules.

Independent editorial note: figures are taken from Budget announcements. Announcements are not law until enacted. Check the source library and official guidance before acting.