International Workplace Group (IWG) has expanded its Regus portfolio in India by opening four new centres across Noida, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad. The expansion adds over 3,180 square metres of premium flexible workspace, highlighting the company’s confidence in India’s growing demand for hybrid workplaces and enterprise-focused flexible office solutions.
International Workplace Group (IWG), one of the world’s largest providers of flexible workspace solutions, has strengthened its presence in India with the launch of four new Regus centres across Noida, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad. The expansion adds more than 3,180 square metres of premium office space to the company’s growing network, reflecting increasing demand from businesses seeking agile, scalable, and fully managed workspaces.
The latest additions come as India’s flexible office market continues to expand, driven by hybrid work models, corporate decentralisation, and rising demand for premium office infrastructure. With multinational corporations, startups, and Global Capability Centres (GCCs) increasingly adopting flexible workplace strategies, operators are accelerating investments in key business hubs across the country.
Four New Centres Strengthen IWG’s India Presence
The expansion includes Regus Starling Edge and Regus Knowledge Centre in Noida, Regus Trinity Pothraj in Bengaluru, and Regus Fairmount Downtown in Hyderabad. Together, these new locations enhance IWG’s ability to serve businesses across three of India’s most active commercial markets.
Each centre is designed to offer premium flexible workspace solutions, including private offices, coworking areas, meeting rooms, and business support services. These facilities cater to companies of all sizes—from startups and small businesses to large enterprises seeking satellite offices or distributed workplace networks.
By expanding across multiple cities simultaneously, IWG is reinforcing its strategy of building a wider network that allows businesses to work closer to clients, employees, and key commercial districts.
Flexible Workspaces Continue to Drive Office Demand
India has become one of the fastest-growing markets for flexible office space, supported by changing workplace preferences and evolving corporate real estate strategies. Companies are increasingly replacing traditional long-term leases with managed office solutions that provide greater operational flexibility, lower upfront costs, and the ability to scale quickly as business requirements change.
Hybrid work has further accelerated this transition, encouraging organisations to establish offices across multiple locations instead of relying on a single headquarters. Flexible workspace operators have responded by expanding into major business districts where demand remains strong from technology firms, consulting companies, financial institutions, and Global Capability Centres.
The addition of new centres in Noida, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad aligns with this broader market trend. It strengthens the availability of premium office options in cities that continue to attract domestic and international businesses.
India Remains a Strategic Growth Market
Commenting on the expansion, Harsh Lambah, Country Head – India, International Workplace Group, said, “India is one of the world’s most dynamic markets for flexible workspace, and these new openings underscore our confidence in the market’s long-term growth.”
The statement reflects the increasing importance of India within IWG’s global expansion strategy. Strong economic growth, a large skilled workforce, and continued investment by multinational companies have positioned India as one of the world’s most attractive office markets.
Positive Outlook for the Flexible Workspace Sector
The opening of four new Regus centres highlights the sustained momentum in India’s flexible office industry. As businesses continue to prioritise workplace flexibility, employee experience, and operational efficiency, demand for premium managed workspaces is expected to remain strong.
With established operators like IWG expanding their footprint across major commercial cities, India’s flex office ecosystem is entering its next phase of growth. Continued investments in high-quality workspaces are expected to support occupier demand while strengthening the country’s position as a leading destination for modern, enterprise-ready office solutions.





















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