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

IndiQube Spaces has signed a ₹52 crore workspace agreement with a leading consulting and management services company for a five-year term at its Yelahanka facility in Bengaluru. The deal covers more than 700 seats and reflects rising enterprise demand for managed offices, long-term flexibility, and premium workspace solutions across India.
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IndiQube has signed a ₹52 crore managed office deal with a Japanese e-commerce firm in Bengaluru, reflecting rising global demand for flexible workspaces. With GCC-led expansion and India’s flex stock crossing 100 million sq ft, enterprises are increasingly prioritising agility, customisation, and faster market entry through managed office solutions.
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IndiQube has secured a ₹54 crore, five-year deal for 1,140 seats in Pune, reflecting strong GCC demand for managed workspaces. The deal highlights rising enterprise outsourcing of office needs, integrated workspace design trends, and IndiQube’s growing positioning as a strategic partner in India’s expanding flexible workspace ecosystem.
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IndiQube Spaces has guided for 30–35% revenue growth in FY26 while adding 1.5–2 million sq ft annually. With 80–85% corporate occupancy targets, Rs 180 crore capex in H1, and a strong enterprise focus, the managed workspace operator is balancing aggressive expansion with utilisation discipline.
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IndiQube reported a 43% year-on-year drop in net loss to ₹29.9 crore in Q2 FY26, with revenue jumping 39% to ₹350 crore. The company added 21 new centres, crossed 9.1 million sq. ft. in AUM, and announced plans to enter the solar energy business, reinforcing its sustainable growth strategy.
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India’s flexible workspace sector is witnessing explosive growth, with managed office models now accounting for 30% of the market. Leading the surge are Smartworks, IndiQube, and WeWork India—each scaling rapidly with strong occupancy, enterprise demand, and improving financials. Here’s how these three players are shaping the future of work in India.
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