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

As IndiQube Spaces moves toward its public listing, investors are closely examining its ability to generate profits. Although the company has experienced growth and secured significant anchor tenant commitments, it has yet to achieve profitability, leading to doubts about its valuation in a competitive coworking industry.
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IndiQube Spaces, backed by private equity heavyweight WestBridge Capital, listed below its ₹237 IPO price, reflecting initial investor caution. But long-term conviction from WestBridge, which retained its ~28% stake, turns the narrative toward a multibagger outcome driven by scale, institutional backing, and operational maturity.
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IndiQube Spaces, based in Bengaluru, is quickly establishing itself as a prominent name in India’s flexible workspace industry. As of March 2025, the company manages 8.4 million square feet across 115 centres in 15 cities and serves more than 750 clients. Although it’s still losing money, its rapid growth and expansion plans have led to an IPO of ₹700 crore. The funds will help build new centres, pay off debts, and prepare for future growth.
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On its second day of bidding, IndiQube Spaces’ ₹700 crore IPO was fully subscribed, largely due to the enthusiasm of retail investors. The overall subscription reached 2.5–2.7 times, with retail bids exceeding 7 times, showing strong market confidence in the Bengaluru-based managed workspace company’s growth potential.
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Indian co-working firm IndiQube reported a widened loss of ₹341.5 crore in FY24, despite strong revenue growth. The startup is preparing for a ₹850 crore IPO, positioning itself for further expansion in a booming flexible workspace market. While growth continues, profitability remains elusive due to high operational and expansion-related costs.
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IndiQube Spaces has secured SEBI approval for an ₹850-crore IPO, including a ₹750-crore fresh issue and ₹100-crore offer for sale. The funds will support expansion, debt repayment, and corporate needs. Backed by WestBridge Capital, IndiQube aims to tap into India’s growing demand for flexible workspaces amid the hybrid work boom.
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