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GCash Owner Mynt Starts Taking Orders for Record Philippines IPO

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 24 September 2026, 08:04 UTC By Cliff Venzon, Sangmi Cha and Julia Fioretti 1 min read
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Mynt Inc., the company that owns the Philippines’ most popular mobile payment app GCash, has started taking orders for what’s set to be the largest-ever initial public offering in the country.

Mynt Inc., the company that owns the Philippines’ most popular mobile payment app GCash, has started taking orders for what’s set to be the largest-ever initial public offering in the country.
Philippines IPO Mynt Inc. (ORG) Philippines (LOCATION)
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