GCash parent Mynt files for $1.5 billion IPO on Philippine Stock Exchange
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Ron Patel
Summary
Mynt, the parent company of Philippine mobile wallet GCash, has filed for an IPO on the Philippine Stock Exchange aiming to raise up to $1.5 billion (92.3 billion pesos) at a valuation of approximately $8 billion. The filing covers up to 9.23 billion shares at 10 pesos each, representing 12% of outstanding capital post-offering. This would be one of the largest fintech IPOs in Southeast Asia in recent years, testing investor appetite for tech listings in a market that has been cool toward such offerings lately.
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· 3 pulledMynt's planned GCash listing is not just another fintech IPO.
At the numbers in the filing, it would force public investors to put a hard price on the Philippines' biggest mobile wallet after two quiet years for Southeast Asian fintech listings.
Mynt is asking for a very large check from a market that has not been generous to technology listings lately.
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