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This document is a current report by Bloomberry Resorts Corporation under the Securities Regulation Code that details the company’s financial performance for the second quarter and first half of 2024. It discusses key revenue metrics, operational updates, and financial results, including a significant decline in net income and gross gaming revenue. Additionally, the report highlights developments related to the Solaire Resort North and provides overall insights into the company\'s operations.

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How to fill out sec form 17-c

1. Obtain a blank SEC Form 17-C from the Securities and Exchange Commission's website or from your legal advisor.
2. Fill in the 'Company' section with the name and details of the reporting company.
3. Provide the appropriate 'Date of Report' in the designated field.
4. Complete the 'Subject of the Report' section by specifying the type of event being reported.
5. Describe the contents of the report in the 'Description' section, providing comprehensive details about the event.
6. Include any necessary exhibits or additional documentation as required.
7. Review all filled-out information for accuracy and completeness.
8. Sign and date the form, ensuring that the signing officer's name and title are clearly indicated.
9. Submit the form to the SEC electronically or as per the instructions provided.

Who needs sec form 17-c?

1. Publicly traded companies in the Philippines are required to submit SEC Form 17-C.
2. Companies that experience significant events that may affect their stock or operations, such as mergers, acquisitions, or other material changes.
3. Corporate officers and directors who need to disclose material information as per the SEC regulations.

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What is sec form 17-c?

SEC Form 17-C is a disclosure form that publicly listed companies in the Philippines must file with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to report any significant events or developments that may affect the company's securities or financial condition.

Who is required to file sec form 17-c?

Publicly listed companies and their subsidiaries in the Philippines are required to file SEC Form 17-C whenever a significant event occurs that might affect their stock price or market perception.

How to fill out sec form 17-c?

To fill out SEC Form 17-C, the filer must provide detailed information about the significant event, including the date of the event, a description of the circumstances, potential impacts on the company, and any other relevant details that may affect investors' decisions.

What is the purpose of sec form 17-c?

The purpose of SEC Form 17-C is to ensure transparency and inform investors of significant developments that could impact the company’s financial status or operations, thereby promoting fair and informed trading in the company's securities.

What information must be reported on sec form 17-c?

Information that must be reported on SEC Form 17-C includes the nature of the event, the date it occurred, any financial implications, the identity of any parties involved, and any necessary actions being taken by the company as a result of the event.