India's Leap Towards Sustainable & Innovative Workspace Design
- Industry News
- March 13, 2024

Awfis Space Solutions shares rose after the company crossed 100 centres in South India, expanding to 3.1 million sq. ft. and 70,000 seats. Strong demand from corporates and GCCs is driving growth, with Bengaluru leading the way. The company now operates 250+ centres nationwide, serving over 3,400 clients.
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Awfis reported a strong December quarter with operating revenue up 20% YoY to ₹382 crore and net profit rising to ₹22 crore. The coworking leader saw solid traction from GCC and enterprise clients, maintained high occupancy, added 10 centres, and strengthened leadership with a new CFO appointment effective February 3.
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Coworking operator Awfis has announced a CFO transition, with Ravi Dugar stepping down and Sumit Rochlani returning to the role. The leadership change comes as the company strengthens its enterprise and GCC-focused strategy, expands seat capacity across key Indian cities, and scales operations while improving financial discipline and long-term visibility.
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Global Capability Centres are emerging as the strongest growth engine for India’s flexible and managed office market. Awfis CMD Amit Ramani says GCCs already dominate large enterprise demand, favour longer tenures and higher margins, and are accelerating the adoption of managed offices as first-time global entrants scale operations across India.
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India’s surge in Global Capability Centres is fueling a parallel rise in flexible workspaces. WeWork India and Awfis now earn 35–45% of revenue from GCC clients, as multinationals shift to fast-scaling micro-hub models. Operators are rapidly expanding stock, betting that GCCs will drive nearly half of new flex demand by 2027.
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Awfis Space Solutions is targeting 30% revenue growth in FY26 to cross ₹1,600 crore, adding 40,000 seats across 70 new centres. With 232 live locations, the company plans to boost its non-core revenue—design, IT, furniture, and cafeteria services—to 40% over five years, maintaining strong profitability and near-zero debt.
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