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Pangea is now public. The infrastructure for diaspora commerce, built so every community far from home can have a marketplace of its own.
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Pangea is now public. The infrastructure for diaspora commerce, built so every community far from home can have a marketplace of its own.
Pangea advances SDG 8, SDG 10, and SDG 5 not by design, but by doing exactly what two women in Ho Chi Minh City needed most. The story of Evelyn, Nora, and the infrastructure the diaspora economy was waiting for.
During the 2026 Filipino Diaspora Summit in Manila, nine extraordinary Filipino women from nine cities across the globe found each other and decided to become a force together. The Global Pinay Warriors are now organized and ready.
At the close of the 2026 Filipino Diaspora Summit, 350 delegates from 30 countries signed an Oath of Commitment. SariKo founder Poppet Celdran was one of them. Here is what he promised, and why.
The 2026 Filipino Diaspora Summit in Manila brought together 350 delegates from 30 countries to reframe overseas Filipinos as strategic partners in national development, not just remittance senders. SariKo was in the room.
Evelyn Carullo Bano has been selling Filipino kakanin in Ho Chi Minh City since 2010 — no storefront, no platform, just community trust. Sixteen years later, she joined SariKo.
SariKo is raising its pre-seed round. A plain-English guide to how startup funding, SAFEs, dilution, and runway actually work for early investors in a Filipino diaspora marketplace.
On March 16, 1521, Magellan first sighted the Philippines. Exactly 505 years later, SariKo was founded. We did not plan the date. We just noticed it was perfect.
A 12-track album capturing what it truly feels like to be Filipino and far from home — from the 3am calls to the balikbayan box, the homecoming to the pride. This is the story behind every song.
A complete record of press coverage, media features, and awards for SariKo and founder Poppet Celdrán — from SunStar Cebu and Philstar to Vietnam Investment Review, Zing News, and Startup Wheel. Commerce infrastructure is the foundation. What comes next is bigger.
On June 12, I fly to Manila for the 2026 Filipino Diaspora Summit. Here is why a founder building a marketplace for Filipinos in Vietnam belongs in that room.
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On June 12, Philippine Independence Day, Poppet Celdrán releases YUGYUGAN — a 10-track album celebrating Filipino identity, community, and the joy of dancing together no matter where in the world you are.
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A 12-track album that captures what every Filipino abroad already feels but rarely hears said out loud. Stories of longing, celebration, and the community that holds it all together.
SariKo is Node 1 of Pangea, a global diaspora commerce platform built to replicate city by city across 280 million diaspora consumers worldwide. It starts June 21 in HCMC.
19 sellers. Zero paid ads. SariKo soft-launched in Ho Chi Minh City and the Filipino community is already pulling it forward before the full June 21 launch.
SariKo opens a $750,000 pre-seed round at a $10M cap to build the global marketplace for Filipino diaspora, targeting an $840B market launching June 21, 2026.
Teresa Cantuba has cooked for the Filipino community in Ho Chi Minh City for 15 years. A Cebuano founder just gave her the platform to finally grow.