Globe Telecom says its board has approved steps for the proposed initial public offering (IPO) of its e-wallet unit, Mynt. The company approves two filings: a registration statement submitted to the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a listing application filed with the local stock exchange. The filings are part of the process to take Mynt public, according to Globe Telecom’s disclosure. The company’s announcement indicates it is moving forward with the regulatory and exchange requirements for the IPO, following board approval. While the outlets describe the approvals and the intended submissions, neither provides details in the supplied text on the expected timetable, size of the offering, pricing, or whether additional approvals—such as from the SEC and the stock exchange—have already been granted. The proposed IPO remains subject to the usual review and approval processes tied to the filed documents.