Eeze has further expanded its presence in Malta with the opening of a new office at Quad Towers, creating additional space to accommodate its growing workforce.

Announcing this milestone on LinkedIn, the company said that the new office can accommodate approximately 200 workstations. It currently houses around 180 employees across a range of departments, including Commercial, Technology, People, Legal and Compliance, Finance, Facilities and selected Operations teams.

The expansion comes as Eeze continues to grow its international workforce. The company now employs more than 800 people across Europe, with more than 600 employees based in Malta.

The Malta expansion follows Eeze’s recent office openings in London and Bucharest, highlighting the company’s continued investment in its international operations and growing workforce.

Lai Fatt Chiang, Chief Executive Officer at Eeze, said: “Opening our new office is an important step for Eeze as we continue to expand. We have built an exceptional team in Malta over the years, and this gives us the space to support that progress while bringing colleagues together in a modern working environment.”

“Malta has played a key role in our journey, and we are pleased to continue investing in our presence here and feel excited about what comes next as we continue to expand the business,” he said.

Eeze is a B2B iGaming supplier focused on delivering scalable casino content and solutions for operators worldwide.





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