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

Jefferies has initiated coverage on WeWork India with a Buy rating and a base target of ₹790, implying 28% upside and up to 45% in the bull case. The brokerage cites strong flex demand, rising seat additions, expanding margins and premium pricing, reinforcing WeWork India’s leadership in the country’s fast-growing flexible workspace market.
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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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WeWork India’s stock faced fresh selling pressure following a bulk sale by global brokerage CLSA, which offloaded 8.4 lakh shares worth ₹52 crore. Despite a modest premium listing, the stock price has declined nearly 7% since its debut amid muted retail participation and ownership disputes.
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WeWork India’s CEO Karan Virwani highlights a growing demand for flexible office spaces across startups to Fortune 500 companies, despite tariff upheavals and economic uncertainty. With India’s coworking market rapidly expanding, WeWork India plans an IPO to capitalise on its leadership in the sector, reflecting confidence in continued growth and operational profitability.
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WeWork India is set to launch its ₹3,000 crore IPO, opening for bids from October 3 to October 7, 2025. This is a pure offer for sale (OFS), with no fresh shares being issued and significant stakes being sold by major shareholders. The offering underscores the company’s position in the Indian flexible workspace sector, with planned listings on both NSE and BSE.
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WeWork India achieved a major financial milestone in FY25 by reporting its first-ever profit after tax (PAT) of ₹128.2 crore, a significant turnaround from the ₹135.7 crore loss recorded in FY24. This profitability was largely driven by a substantial deferred tax gain of ₹285.7 crore, which offset the operational losses the company otherwise would have incurred. The company’s operating revenue grew by 17% year-on-year, reaching ₹1,949.2 crore, reflecting robust demand for flexible workspace solutions across India. As WeWork India prepares for its upcoming IPO with SEBI approval in hand, the company aims to capitalise on rising investor interest in the coworking sector.
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