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GCash Parent Prices Record P60.9-B IPO at P6.60
Mynt Inc., the parent of mobile wallet GCash, set its initial public offering price at P6.60 per share, a deal that could raise as much as P60.9 billion and become the largest listing in Philippine Stock Exchange history. The pricing landed the same day the benchmark index closed at an 11-month low and the central bank signaled inflation would rebound in September.

Telcos Hit P100K Daily Fines as Cable Cut Hits Internet
The telecom regulator defended P100,000-a-day penalties against major carriers for poor mobile broadband even as an undersea cable failure between the Philippines and Singapore disrupted connections. PLDT closed its P2.94-billion buyout of Radius Telecoms and Globe extended Starlink roaming to Japan.

Meralco Stake Deal Leads a Scattered Day of Coverage
Metro Pacific Investments Corp. agreed to buy an additional 1.9 percent of Manila Electric Co. from San Miguel for ₱12.4 billion, the day's most consequential business story. The rest of the captured coverage ranged from a Davao investment program and a restaurant investment-scam warning to a Jollibee fried-chicken award and a Palawan African swine fever case.

PSEi Falls to 11-Month Low as Inflation Nears 7%
Philippine stocks closed at their lowest level in nearly a year on October 2, 2026, as the peso weakened and manufacturing contracted ahead of the September inflation report. The day's coverage also included a December 31 tax-enrollment deadline, a 147-kilometer commuter rail line, and a housing program that has built about 600,000 units.

Super El Nino Warning, 45C Heat Forecast for 2027
The Climate Change Commission warned that a Super El Nino could push Philippine temperatures past 45 degrees Celsius by early 2027, drawing the heaviest coverage of the day. Separately, the Philippine Coast Guard shadowed a Chinese research vessel near the country's exclusive economic zone, and China called for dialogue.

Budget Pork Dispute Leads as Auto, Rail News Build
The House appropriations chair denied pork in the proposed 2027 budget, drawing the day's heaviest coverage, while electric-vehicle fleets, rail links, and road-safety enforcement filled out the sector's news.

Mynt Sets GCash IPO at P6.60, iPhone 18 Pre-orders Open
Mynt priced the GCash parent's initial public offering at P6.60 a share, a listing that could raise about P60 billion, while Smart and Power Mac Center opened iPhone 18 Pro pre-orders and the NTC defended daily fines against Globe, PLDT-Smart and DITO.

DTI Rebuts Water Hoarding as El Nino Fears Build
The Department of Trade and Industry said bottled water supply remains adequate and warned sellers against overpricing, as officials and broadcasters fanned out to address El Nino preparations, fuel price movements and consumer protection. Separate threads covered pork tariffs, sugar pests, wage subsidies and the Puregold CinePanalo awards.

Fake Cavite Campus Shooting Spurs PNP Probe
The Philippine National Police investigates the source of a fabricated mass-shooting report at a Cavite university that spread through social media and group chats. The day's other coverage spans water allocation cuts, housing milestones, and agricultural credit.

Remulla Ties School Shooting to Online Activity
DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla linked the September 18 Banga National High School shooting to the gunman's internet activity and urged parents to check their children's phones, drawing wide but lightly engaged coverage across radio, regional and national outlets. The same day's captured items also carried a Supreme Court ruling on the Senate session, a P10-billion budget addition for farmers and fisherfolk, and the death of former prime minister Cesar Virata.

LTFRB Summons 19 Ride-Hailing Firms Over Unpaid Fare Hike
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board ordered 19 transport network companies to explain why they have not passed on an approved fare increase to drivers, with a hearing set for October 7. The same day, Congress added P2.349 billion to the Department of Transportation's 2027 budget for fuel subsidies and service contracting.

Sara Duterte Trial: Trillanes Out, 14 Firms Subpoenaed
Day 32 of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial ended early after prosecutors dropped former senator Antonio Trillanes IV as a witness and the court subpoenaed seven banks and seven insurance and financial firms. The same day, the central bank reported faster August lending while inflation fears pushed the stock index to a fourth straight decline.
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