PwC Malta extends gold sponsorship with The Malta Chamber, targets funding and digitalisation

PwC Malta renews its gold sponsorship with The Malta Chamber, focusing on EU funding, digitalisation, property market trends, and workforce challenges to support business growth.
PwC Malta has renewed its gold sponsorship agreement with The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry, extending a partnership that targets several strategic priorities for the local business community.
The collaboration will focus on helping companies access national and European Union funding, advancing digitalisation across sectors, addressing commercial property market developments, and supporting workforce-related dialogue.
William Spiteri Bailey, President of The Malta Chamber, said in comments reported by FinanceMalta that the renewal reflects a shared commitment to strengthening Malta's business ecosystem.
“PwC Malta has consistently demonstrated its expertise and leadership across key areas that matter to our members and the wider economy. Together, we will continue to champion initiatives that support innovation, unlock funding opportunities, promote digital transformation, and address the evolving needs of businesses operating in an increasingly competitive environment,” he said.
Lucienne Pace Ross, Territory Senior Partner at PwC Malta, explained that the partnership allows the firm to share knowledge in areas vital for sustainable business growth.
“Through our collaboration with The Malta Chamber, we're renewing our commitment to share our knowledge in key areas vital for sustainable business growth. This includes funding opportunities, embracing responsible digital change, and addressing shifts in the property market and workforce needs. By joining forces, we can guide businesses through change confidently, bolster resilience, and drive lasting value for Malta's economy,” she said.
The renewed agreement reinforces both organisations' commitment to informed dialogue, policy development, and delivering practical value to businesses across Malta.
For the local market, the partnership comes at a time when access to EU funds and digital transformation remain key drivers of competitiveness. The focus on commercial property and workforce challenges also addresses two areas of persistent concern for Maltese businesses.