Joe Borg Bartolo / Mamo TCV Advocates

Joe Borg Bartolo and Mikiel Calleja have been appointed Company Secretaries at VBL Group, following David Meli’s resignation from the same role on 1st March.

The company’s Board of Directors thanked Dr Meli for his “loyalty and commitment to the company for the past years of service as Company Secretary, particularly during the IPO process.”

Dr Borg Bartolo currently serves as Director at Merill SICAV pls. He had also served as a Director at Luxury Living Finance plc up until 30th October 2020.

The newly appointed Company Secretary is a Partner in the corporate, insurance, and general commercial practice group of Mamo TCV Advocates law firm.

Mikiel Calleja / Mamo TCV Advocates

Co-Company Secretary Mikiel Calleja is also employed at said law firm, although as a Senior Associate in its corporate and finance practice.

VBL Group is currently the largest private owner of real estate in Valletta, with a diversified portfolio of residential, hospitality, commercial, and office space.

Last October, the group celebrated its debut on the Malta Stock Exchange.

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