Inventurus Knowledge Solutions Ltd has executed a facilities agreement and a security agreement dated July 3, 2026, to secure financing facilities availed by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Inventurus Knowledge Solutions Inc (IKS Inc.). The agreements involve a syndicate of lenders including Citibank, N.A., Deutsche Bank AG, Singapore Branch, and JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Hong Kong Branch, with Axis Trustee Services Ltd, GIFT City Branch, acting as the agent and security agent. This step formalizes the financial framework for the proposed acquisition of TruBridge Inc.

The facilities agreement was executed between the company as parent, IKS Inc. as borrower, and various arrangers and original lenders. The security agreement creates a pledge and security interest by the company in favor of the security agent to secure the facilities. Additionally, the company issued a power of attorney appointing the security agent as its proxy and a letter of comfort confirming it will maintain effective oversight of IKS Inc.'s governance and capital management strategies.

The financing supports the acquisition of TruBridge Inc, which will become a material subsidiary upon consummation. The board had previously approved additional security interests, including the inclusion of Healthcare Resource Group Inc (HRG Inc) within the security package and corporate guarantees from HRG Inc. These measures are subject to shareholder approval via a special resolution.

Key Agreements and Parties

The security framework covers assets and guarantees from group entities, including IKS Cares Foundation and Arai Solutions Private Limited, while excluding general trade receivables. The execution of these agreements marks a significant advancement in finalizing the merger of TruBridge Inc under Delaware law.

Inventurus Knowledge Solutions Limited, operating as IKS Health, delivered $12 million in annual cash impact for Axia Women's Health, a leading U.S. women's healthcare provider. The partnership scaled to include 100% of coding volume, up from 60%, resulting in measurable improvements in coding accuracy, charge capture, and overall revenue cycle management performance.

The financial and operational improvements included a 36% reduction in total denial rate to 5.5% and a 37% reduction in total coding-specific denials to 2.4%. Coding accuracy exceeded 96%, while charges and CPTs per visit increased by 10% due to the identification of potentially missed billable services. Monthly collections rose by $1.6 million to $14.3 million, and the accounts receivable status improved by 1.3 days to 38.7 days.

Performance Metrics

As Axia Women's Health scaled its multi-site network, IKS Health increased coding volume to cover all sites. This shift allowed clinicians and care teams to dedicate more time to patient care and less time on administrative tasks while maintaining consistent, high-quality care.

IKS Health coders functioned as an extension of Axia's clinical and billing teams, validating clinician-entered CPT codes against supporting documentation. Regular chart reviews identified opportunities to strengthen accuracy and support appropriate reimbursement, including aligning evaluation and management levels with documentation and coding potentially missed billable services.