Philippines’ Suntrust signs supply agreement for Westside City project

Suntrust Resort Holdings has entered into supply and installation agreements with various contractors for the Westside City project.

The information was disclosed in a Wednesday filing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by its parent, LET Group.
According to the filing, Suntrust has appointed a contractor to undertake the supply of audiovisual systems for the project at a contract sum of PHP144.7 million ($2.5 million). Additionally, another supplier has been hired to perform installation works valued at PHP11.8 million ($202,000).
Audiovisual equipment will be installed in casino areas, hotel rooms, and other areas within the property. The agreement stipulates that Suntrust needs to pay 10 percent of the contract sum as a down payment. The target completion date is June 30th, 2025.
As per the disclosure, Suntrust is scheduled to open the Westside City project in the first quarter of 2025.
The Main Hotel Casino of the Westside City project, located in the capital of the Philippines, will feature 475 luxury hotel rooms and suites, a ballroom capable of accommodating 550 people, and support facilities including meeting rooms and a bridal room.

The casino will have 281 gaming tables, 1,126 slot machines, and 134 electronic table games for both the mass and VIP markets.
The property will also comprise a 1,000-seat and two 800-seat theaters, a grand opera house, a 3,000-seat performing arts theater, a mall composed of food and beverage and retail units, and four cinemas, along with a parking facility with over 1,000 spaces.

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