Intercomp

Intercomp's Aldo Moro Road site in Marsa is the headquarters of one of Malta's best-known technology groups. The group was founded in 1980 and today sells computers, phones, televisions, printers and gaming gear to households and businesses, as well as running a repair centre and a corporate solutions arm.

If you are in Malta for work, setting up a home office or simply need a replacement charger, laptop or phone, this is the group's base. It is part of our directory of electronics shops in Malta, and you can contact the business through the enquiry form on this page.

Where the group began and what it does

Intercomp is an authorised distributor and reseller for more than 50 brands. That distribution role is what separates it from a typical high-street shop: much of what appears on its shelves is brought in directly, and the group also serves other resellers across the island.

Behind the retail counters sits a wider IT business. Corporate clients can ask for installation and ongoing support, specialist printing equipment for paper handling, plastic cards and MICR cheque documents, and mobile communications and connectivity solutions. A fully equipped repair centre and a workforce of more than 100 professionals back all of this up.

The group's mission is built around three promises: customer satisfaction through up-to-date technology and good service, a stimulating place to work for its staff, and steady, sustainable growth. It also sets out a code of business ethics covering transparency, fair dealing with customers and suppliers, honest marketing and respect for employees.

What you can buy

The range is organised in broad departments. Laptops are split into home, gaming and business models, with separate sections for Apple MacBooks and Microsoft Surface, plus bags, stands, docking stations and batteries. Desktop computers include gaming PCs, all-in-one machines, Apple Mac and small form factor units, together with monitors, keyboards, mice and components.

Phones and tablets cover iPhones, Android and rugged smartphones, cases, chargers and power banks, and tablets from iPads to children's models. Entertainment and home departments take in LG, Samsung and Philips televisions, soundbars, projectors, speakers and headphones, cameras and action cameras, and a long list of home appliances from air fryers to robot vacuum cleaners. Printers, scanners, shredders, ink and toner and card printers are also available.

Gaming has its own corner, with chairs, desks, simulators, controllers and headsets. The group is an Apple Authorised Reseller and promotes AOI gaming PCs, which makes the site a useful first stop for UK visitors who need a specific brand during a long stay.

Shopping online, delivery and warranty

Intercomp runs an online shop alongside its stores. Orders earn Lava Reward points, deliveries are made to Malta and Gozo, a same-day delivery option is offered, and click and collect is available from its outlets. The group is also listed on the Wolt delivery app. Monthly payment schemes, a return and exchange policy, a tracking service and extended warranty terms are covered in the customer care pages.

Seasonal offers run through the year, such as back-to-school promotions with a free backpack on selected laptops and three-year parts warranty deals on some models. Check current terms with the shop before buying, as offers change.

Gozo residents and visitors can arrange delivery rather than taking the ferry; our Gozo guide explains the crossing if you would rather visit the islands' other sights too.

Visiting the Marsa headquarters

The Marsa address is on Triq Aldo Moro in the H.S. Restall Building, MRS 9065. Marsa sits just outside Valletta on the harbour, so it is easy to combine with a day in the capital. Our Valletta guide shows what to see, and the Three Cities guide covers the fortified towns across the harbour.

Paola is a short drive away, and our Hypogeum guide covers Malta's underground prehistoric site there, one of many things to do in Malta around the harbour. Newcomers settling in can read our UK guide to moving to Malta, and our Malta weather guide explains why air conditioners and fans feature so heavily in the range.

Opening hours are not printed on the group's main pages, so check times before travelling. Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.