Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
WeWork India is set to go public, filing its IPO draft with SEBI via an offer-for-sale, allowing promoters to offload stakes without fresh capital infusion. The company has rebounded financially, distancing itself from WeWork Global’s struggles. Amid rising competition, its success hinges on sustaining profitability and investor confidence.
READ MOREWeWork India has posted a ₹174.13 crore profit in H1 FY25, marking a strong turnaround amid rising demand for flexible workspaces. The company plans an IPO through a ₹4.37 crore share Offer for Sale. With a 77 lakh sq. ft. portfolio, it aims to enhance visibility and liquidity through public listing.
READ MORETable Space plans a $2.5 billion IPO next year, hiring Axis as bookrunner. The managed workspace provider, backed by Hillhouse Investment, operates 60+ centres across India and aims to double its 9.5 million sq ft portfolio. Amid strong market demand, its IPO follows Awfis’ successful public debut and rising workspace investments.
READ MOREIndiQube files for a ₹850 crore IPO to fund expansion, debt repayment, and corporate needs. Managing 103 centers across 13 cities, the workspace provider reported ₹868 crore in revenue in FY24. Backed by WestBridge Capital, IndiQube targets India’s growing flexible workspace demand, projected to hit 124 million sq ft by 2027.
READ MOREIndiQube transitioned to a public limited company, paving the way for its IPO. The coworking leader turned profitable in FY23 with ₹592.41 Cr in revenue and aims to raise ₹1,000–1,500 Cr to scale its dynamic growth.
READ MORESmartworks secures SEBI approval for its IPO, marking a key milestone in its expansion strategy. With 41 centres across 13 Indian cities and a recent entry into Singapore, the company reported ₹10.39 billion in revenue in FY24. Backed by Keppel Ltd., Smartworks plans to invest ₹2.38 billion in future growth.
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