Manila, PHILIPPINES – PH Resorts Group Holdings, Inc. (PHR), the Udenna Group’s gaming and hospitality subsidiary, is scheduling an Investors’ Briefing (PSE) for the listing of its up to P1.125 billion follow-on offer of common shares, 6 October 2020, at 3:00 pm, via Zoom.

PHR’s Investors’ Briefing follows after the company secured its Pre-Effective Approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Board Approval from the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).

PHR Chairman Dennis A. Uy said, “We are very excited to present our story to investors and we want to share our passion with them. Present in the briefing will be the members of PHR’s very talented and experienced senior management team who have long industry experience both here and abroad.”

PHR COO gaming veteran José Angel Sueiro summed it up, “We are going to offer a product that is as good if not better than what is currently or being planned out there. With its beachfront and other unique features, Emerald Bay will be an integrated resort in a true sense of the definition.”

Interested investors who wish to join the briefing may refer to the Company’s official disclosure posted on the PSE EDGE website for information on how to register.

Event: PHR Investors’ Briefing

Date: 06 October 2020

Time: 3:00 pm 

Format: Zoom (Kindly refer to the Company’s latest disclosure on the PSE EDGE website for information on how to register: https://edge.pse.com.ph/

PH Resorts has appointed Unicapital, Inc. and Abacus Capital and Investment Corporation as lead and co-lead underwriters, respectively, for the follow-on offering.

The public offer shall be subject to compliance with existing laws and regulations, and fulfillment of registration and listing requirements by the Company.

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About Udenna Corporation

For almost two decades, Udenna has been hard at work to be the indispensable partner in nation-building, driven by the Filipino passion to improve and succeed.

Udenna’s diverse business portfolio includes the distribution and retail of finished petroleum products, shipping and logistics, property development, education, food, gaming and tourism, infrastructure, and most recently, telecommunications.