As part of a push to win retail investors back from online gambling and crypto, PSE president and CEO Ramon Monzon is courting listings from consumer-facing names — among them Angkas, the Creador-backed motorcycle taxi platform, which he said plans to go public as early as this year and could draw in its own passengers and partner riders as shareholders. The exchange counts just 3.64 million stock market accounts against roughly 10 million online gambling accounts.
As part of a push to win retail investors back from online gambling and crypto, PSE president and CEO Ramon Monzon is courting listings from consumer-facing names — among them Angkas, the Creador-backed motorcycle taxi platform, which he said plans to go public as early as this year and could draw in its own passengers and partner riders as shareholders. The exchange counts just 3.64 million stock market accounts against roughly 10 million online gambling accounts.
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Listed fuel retailer Top Line Business Development Corp. has partnered with Angkas to give its Cebu partner riders ₱2 off per liter of gasoline, ₱1 off per liter of diesel, and a free quarterly motorcycle wash under Light Fuels' Light Rewards Suki Program. The tie-up opens up roughly a third of Cebu's motorcycle taxi market — capped at 9,000 riders across three accredited operators — to Top Line's retail arm, which sees potential for as much as 42,000 liters in daily fuel sales.
Listed fuel retailer Top Line Business Development Corp. has partnered with Angkas to give its Cebu partner riders ₱2 off per liter of gasoline, ₱1 off per liter of diesel, and a free quarterly motorcycle wash under Light Fuels' Light Rewards Suki Program. The tie-up opens up roughly a third of Cebu's motorcycle taxi market — capped at 9,000 riders across three accredited operators — to Top Line's retail arm, which sees potential for as much as 42,000 liters in daily fuel sales.
Angkas is cutting its standard commission from 20 percent to 18 percent across all bikers to cushion them against rising fuel prices, CEO George Royeca announced at an April 15, 2026 House hearing. The existing tiered scheme stays in place on top of that, letting active, well-performing riders bring their rate down to 15 percent or even zero.
Angkas is cutting its standard commission from 20 percent to 18 percent across all bikers to cushion them against rising fuel prices, CEO George Royeca announced at an April 15, 2026 House hearing. The existing tiered scheme stays in place on top of that, letting active, well-performing riders bring their rate down to 15 percent or even zero.
