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  1. Under Martha Sazon’s visionary leadership, GCash parent company, Mynt became the country’s first and only $5-billion unicorn, shaping GCash into the Philippines’ #1 finance superapp and an essential part of everyday Filipino life. The company is now in the midst of its historic IPO process — the largest in Philippine history. This groundbreaking move underscores its role as a transformative force in Philippine fintech and signals strong investor confidence in its long‑term vision.

    GCash parent Mynt posts P16.5B profit in Q3

    GCash parent company Mynt Inc. achieves a record-breaking P16.5 billion profit in Q3 2026, driven by accelerated revenue growth, increased user activity, and…

  2. GCash settles at P6.60 for market debut

    GCash settles at P6.60 for market debut

    GCash operator Mynt Inc. sets its IPO price at P6.60 per share, marking a 34% discount from the initial P10 ceiling. The move positions the fintech giant for…

  3. Aboitiz, GCash target 1M trees in Cebu

    Aboitiz, GCash target 1M trees in Cebu

    Aboitiz Foundation and GCash target one million trees across 1,200 hectares in Balamban, Cebu through a five-year forest restoration partnership.

  4. DTI sees GCash IPO expanding MSME reach

    DTI sees GCash IPO expanding MSME reach

    The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) sees wider use of digital payments as a way for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to reach customers…

  5. Fuse targets credit gap with P451B in loans

    Fuse targets credit gap with P451B in loans

    GCash lending arm Fuse Financing has released P451B in loans to 11.5 million borrowers, targeting the credit gap for nano, micro, small and medium enterprises…

  6. GCash’s P92-B blockbuster IPO gets SEC nod

    GCash’s P92-B blockbuster IPO gets SEC nod

    GCash operator Mynt Inc. has secured SEC approval for its P92.32-billion IPO, paving the way for the blockbuster stock market debut of one of the Philippines’…