Yesterday, Prime Minister Robert Abela visited the newly inaugurated SiGMA premises, where Heathcliff Farrugia was spotted along with employees greeting the Prime Minister. Heathcliff Farrugia was the CEO of the Malta Gaming Authority and was found guilty of providing confidential information to Yorgen Fenech, even tipping him off on regulatory raids of his establishments. He is now employed with SiGMA as an advisor.
SiGMA is a Maltese company headquartered in Cyprus, that has established itself as the leading igaming and gambling industry events organiser in the region. It was established by Eman Pulis in 2011. Their new Maltese office is in Balzan, and they plan to open more offices in India and Serbia.
SiGMA is the organiser of the yearly SiGMA iGaming conference in Malta which is known for causing traffic gridlocks due to its large number of attendees. Last year’s conference was attended by up to 27,000 industry delegates.
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