Philippine re-IPO

Philippine casino play launches re-IPO of up to $227 million

Bloomberry Resorts is offering investors a first chance to buy into the Solaire Manila casino resort, which is due to open in the first quarter of 2013.
April 24, 2012

Bloomberry Resorts Corp, which is due to become the first company to open an integrated casino resort in Manila’s new Entertainment City gaming hub, yesterday kicked off a fully marketed top-up placement of between Ps7.7 billion and Ps9.7 billion ($180 million to $227 million).

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