Hann Resorts Inc., the developer and operator of Hann Casino Resort in Clark Freeport Zone, filed a preliminary prospectus with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This filing marks a crucial step toward its planned initial public offering (IPO) in the Philippines. With this move, the company actively pushes forward to raise capital and accelerate the expansion of its integrated resort operations across Central Luzon.
In the prospectus, Hann Resorts outlines plans to offer up to 1.33 billion common shares. This total includes 67 million shares for overallotment options. Specifically, the company will offer 500 million shares to the public. In addition, existing shareholders will provide 833.79 million shares.
Hann Resorts aims to hold the offer period from October 21 to 25, 2025. It also targets a debut on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) by November 5, 2025. Furthermore, the company appointed China Bank Capital Corp. as the sole issue manager and bookrunner to lead the offering.
The company currently operates Hann Casino Resort in Clark, a premier gaming and leisure destination. This resort includes the Clark Marriott Hotel and Swissôtel Clark. Beyond casino operations, Hann Resorts also manages golf and lifestyle developments under the Hann Lux Lifestyle Resort in New Clark City.
Moreover, its growing portfolio includes Luisita Golf and Country Club in Tarlac. The company is also constructing two new championship-level golf courses.
Hann Resorts joins a growing number of Philippine gaming and hospitality firms seeking public funding. These companies aim to scale operations and enhance visibility. As a result, this IPO supports Hann Resorts’ broader strategy to expand its footprint in the luxury casino and tourism sector—especially in Clark and nearby regions.
By pushing forward with its IPO plans, Hann Resorts reinforces its position as a key player in the Philippine integrated resort industry. As it prepares for a public debut, the company plans to tap into rising investor demand. It also seeks to capitalize on the country’s rapidly expanding gaming and entertainment market.
