Mynt Inc., GCash’s operator, lets the public buy shares for as low as 100 shares — just P660 at P6.60 apiece — far lower than the usual 1,000-share minimum for small investors.
Order via GStocks in the GCash app only Oct 6–7. Extra shares beyond the first 100 go first-come, first-served; fulfillment starts Oct 8.
Simply open GStocks PH, fund your trading wallet, tap the Mynt IPO banner, enter share amount, review, and buy. If oversubscribed, you may still order but allocation is not guaranteed; unspent funds are refunded.
Philstocks forecasts 38% upside to P9.10. Mynt’s 24.6x PE sits below global peers’ 31.16x. Revenue is seen rising 13.2% yearly to P147.8B by 2030; net income up 14.2% to P33.4B. COL Financial calls the price a discount to regional peers. GCash leads a market growing 21.2% annually to P285T by 2030, with strong transaction growth and solid credit quality.
For under P700, everyday Filipinos now own a slice of the country’s top fintech and its future growth.
