LEAP India, backed by KKR, is planning an initial public offering in India to raise $285 million, targeting a valuation of up to $734 million. Separately, KKR-managed funds have agreed to acquire Medicover's Indian hospital business for approximately $1.39 billion. Additionally, CyrusOne, a venture owned by KKR and BlackRock, is preparing for a potential IPO as early as 2027. These developments highlight KKR's active investment and divestment strategy across global infrastructure and healthcare sectors.
CyrusOne, owned by KKR and BlackRock, is reportedly preparing for a 2027 IPO to capitalize on surging global demand for data center infrastructure.
Read the full storySwedish provider Medicover agrees to divest its Indian hospital operations to KKR in a deal valued at approximately $1.39 billion to expand KKR's regional portfolio.
The Indian supply chain solutions provider aims to raise $285 million through an IPO backed by global investment firm KKR.