Infinx plans $300 million IPO in India, appoints three bankers

Infinx is planning to raise $300 million through an initial public offering in India and has appointed three bankers for the proposed share sale.

The plan places Infinx among a group of healthcare companies linked to potential public-market offerings. The source does not identify the three bankers or provide a timetable for the transaction.

Healthcare companies prepare potential listings

Infinx joins ASG Hospital, Eclat Health Solutions, Knack RCM and AGS Health, which are also reportedly planning share sales. The developments point to several healthcare businesses considering access to India’s public markets.

For Infinx, the proposed $300 million offering would represent a significant corporate transaction, although the available information does not specify the intended use of proceeds, valuation, issue structure or expected listing date.

Details remain limited

The appointment of three bankers marks a step in preparations for the planned IPO, but no further transaction details are available. The company’s proposal remains part of a broader set of reported healthcare share-sale plans involving its industry peers.

Until additional information is disclosed, the size of Infinx’s planned offering and the participation of other healthcare companies are the key known details.