GCash Owner Mynt Edges Higher in Record Philippine IPO Amid Asian Sell-Off
- On Tuesday, October 20, 2026, Mynt Inc. debuted on the Philippine Stock Exchange after raising ₱60.9 billion in the country's largest-ever initial public offering.
- The deal surpassed Monde Nissin's ₱52.2-billion offering from 2021, and Mynt will deploy proceeds to fund digital financial-services growth and product development.
- More than 20 cornerstone investors including BlackRock and the International Finance Corporation secured nearly 60 per cent of the offer allocation, committing about ₱36.5 billion before the public offer opened.
- Shares closed at ₱6.71, finishing 1.67 per cent above the ₱6.60 offer price, and became one of the most liquid names on the bourse with over ₱4.3 billion traded.
- President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. attended the debut, stating "the stock market needs renewed investor interest and broader participation," as Mynt now focuses on translating its scale into sustainable value creation.
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It’s official: GCash parent Mynt makes PSE debut
MANILA, Philippines — GCash parent Mynt Inc. made its Philippine Stock Exchange debut on Tuesday, bringing the country’s largest e-wallet operator to the stock market following strong demand from local and foreign investors. The company marked its listing on the PSE’s main board with the opening bell. READ: All set for P92-B GCash IPO in Oct
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