Infinx Services Pvt., a healthcare revenue cycle management company backed by KKR, is considering an initial public offering of as much as $300 million in India, according to people familiar with the matter. The potential listing would join a growing pipeline of healthcare services firms seeking to tap the country's buoyant equity markets. Infinx operates in the rapidly expanding healthcare IT and revenue cycle management space in India, serving hospitals and healthcare providers with technology-driven billing and claims solutions.

The company has drawn significant investor interest due to the strong growth trajectory of India's healthcare services sector and the increasing adoption of digital health platforms. A $300 million IPO would mark a major milestone for the firm and its backers, reflecting confidence in India's capital markets. The deal would be one of the larger healthcare-focused listings in the country in recent years, signaling continued investor appetite for Indian healthcare services companies.

Infinx's potential IPO comes at a time when multiple Indian healthcare firms are exploring public offerings to fund expansion and strengthen their market positions.