Mynt Faces Earnings Test After PSE Debut
GCash operator Mynt Inc., fresh from its stock market debut on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), is now facing investor scrutiny over its upcoming third-quarter earnings, which analysts expect will clarify its growth trajectory. The company closed its first trading session at its offer price, suggesting stabilization.
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