The company behind the Solaire Resort and Casino in Manila, Bloomberry Resorts, is getting listed on the Philippines Stock Exchange (PSE) Index. The move comes as Bloomberry is set to replace another company on the index and take its place on February 18, according to a press release on the PSE website.

Bloomberry will be seen in lieu of Petron Corp., which is being removed “based on the review of listed companies covering trading activity from January to December 2018,” according to the PSE. Companies qualify for listing if it has a free float of at least 15% of outstanding shares, as well as other “relevant financial criteria.”

According to the PSE’s Edge website from last Friday, Bloomberry was first listed in October 2000. It currently has a market capitalization of around $2.44 billion and a free-float level of 25.37%. When trading began Friday morning, shares opened at $0.22 and increased to $0.23 by the end of the day.

According to Ramon S. Monzon, the president and CEO of the PSE, “The regular review of indices reflects the dynamic changes in company performance vis-a-vis the standards set by the Exchange. In turn, these indices represent the investment opportunities in the Philippine stock market.”