Malcolm Mizzi is taking on a new position within gambling software provider and slot studio Nolimit City as chief operating officer.

Having served at the company for the past five years, Mr Mizzi has occupied a variety of senior roles. He currently also serves as Commercial Director and has served as CCO and managing director.

The company has also appointed James Davies to the role of head of client management. He has been engaged with Nolimit City for almost three years, and has been promoted from the role of senior client account manager.

Nolimit City is an international company, based in Malta, Sweden and India and is known for its unique and sometimes controversial slot titles.

Back in June the company made headlines after it was announced that gambling giant Evolution, also based in Malta, struck a deal to acquire the slot studio for up to €340 million.





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