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Maya Files Financials with SEC, Targets 2027 Listing Debut

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Maya filed audited financial statements with the SEC, revealing a core payments turnaround earning P493 million, though the company carries a P30.9-billion legacy deficit. Manuel V. Pangilinan, chairman of Maya, stated that while foreign partners may pursue a Nasdaq listing, a domestic listing in the Philippines remains non-negotiable, with a target debut set for 2027. The company's earnings base is noted as being dwarfed by GCash.

From rappler.com

Why it matters

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The filing of financial statements provides public investors with details on Maya's operational turnaround and financial standing. The pursuit of a domestic listing in the Philippines could boost local capital market confidence, following the success of GCash operator Mynt in attracting demand for shares.

From rappler.com

Who's involved

  • MayaThe company pursuing a domestic listing and filing financial statements.
  • SECThe regulatory body Maya filed its audited financial statements with.
  • Manuel V. PangilinanThe chairman of Maya who insists on a Philippine listing.
  • PhilippinesThe country where Maya is pursuing a domestic stock market debut.

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  • PhilippinesSpeculative

    Local capital markets might see increased confidence due to Maya's commitment to a domestic listing.

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