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Malta govt. seeks to grant fifth casino license There are currently four licensed casinos in Malta, namely Dragonara Casino, Portomaso Casino, Casino Malta, and Oracle Casino. Malta | 02/17/2021 Interested bidders will have to pay a concession fee of €11 million payable over three years. Bidders have until 7 April this year to submit their proposals to the privatisation unit. A
s published in today s Government Gazette, Malta s Privatisation Unit has released a request for proposals to develop the country s fifth casino, which specifically excludes Gozo and Comino.
The RFP says that the casino itself will have to be situated in one of the tourist areas established by the Malta Tourism Authority,
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Malta contemplates issuing a fifth casino license
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Malta now has four casinos in its roughly 122-square-mile territory, including Casino Malta, the Dragonara Casino, Oracle Casino and Portomaso Casino. It might soon have a fifth gambling property, though, if a government plan currently in the works is accepted. A request for proposals (RFP) for a new casino is underway, but any suitors will have to be prepared to accept some restrictions.
Malta published in the government’s official newspaper, the Malta Gazette, an RFP yesterday regarding a “concession to open and operate a casino in Malta.” The country’s Privatization Unit (PU) is overseeing the process and all submissions must be made in public no later than noon on April 7. From now until then, several milestones are already in place to facilitate the process, including a cutoff date of March 1 for any requests for clarification on the RFP. Responses to those request
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