GCash parent Mynt prices Philippine IPO at record $3.3 billion
Mynt, the parent company of digital wallet giant GCash, has set its IPO price at 6.60 pesos per share, aiming for the Philippines' largest-ever public offering at about 60.9 billion pesos ($3.3 billion). The company plans to use the funds to boost its financial services, following GCash's surge in popularity during the coronavirus pandemic.
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