The company said it would continue to leverage presence across markets, India and Singapore, and integrated service model to drive sustainable growth and long-term value creation.
Awfis, which listed on the stock exchange in May 2024, plans to add 40,000 seats or roughly 2.2 million square feet (msf) of space across different parts of the country in FY26. The company will be spending Rs 200 crore as capex in FY26.
The company's operating EBITDA margin stands at about Rs 127 crore. Awfis' PAT for Q1FY26 stands at Rs 10 crore as against Rs 3 crore in Q1FY25.
Smartworks had a total super built-up area of 9.12 million square feet across 45 centres in 13 cities in India, as of August 14, 2024
The three new hubs are World Trade Center in Delhi's Nauroji Nagar, DLF Building in Gurugram's Cyber City and Bhutani Avenue 62 in Noida
This marks Smartworks’ fourth managed campus in Gurugram, in addition to its existing campuses at Golf View Corporate Towers on Golf Course Road, RK 4 Square in Cyber City, and ASF Insignia at Vatsal Valley.
Innov8 currently operates over 45 centres spanning 17,000 seats across 10 major cities including Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The company is planning to double its centres in 2025.
Experts say that the need for a one-window clearance system will expedite the establishment of new coworking spaces in non-metropolitan areas, allowing operators to grow effectively.
Since 2019, Singapore-based Keppel Ltd has been a prominent and longstanding investor in Smartworks having invested $29 million in the company to date.
The facility is located at the Raheja Mindspace business park located in the city's IT hub of Madhapur.
Company plans to add about 10-12 workspaces in India by the end of FY23-24.
With the opening of three new office spaces, the company will expand its footprint in Bengaluru by over 2,00,00 sq ft.
The managed office space provider plans to invest Rs 60 crore to double its portfolio across India within 18 months.
The new centres will come up in Ahmedabad, Pune, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Mumbai and Gurgaon for an investment of around Rs 17 crore
DevX is planning to strengthen its position in North India with new centres in Jaipur, Raipur and Chandigarh
The company operates 6,000 seats spread over an area of 5 lakh sq ft in 11 cities in India and will add around 4.5 lakh sq ft by the end of 2022
Venture X has invested Rs 39 crore in the facilities set up in Sectors 67 and 44, which will offer flexible, premium co-working space options for individuals and companies
The new facilities are expected to come up in Chandigarh, Gurugram and Delhi.
More developers of commercial office assets across the country are expected to align with co-working operators and carve out specialised spaces for them.
Cost savings, leases expiring in three years and hybrid working trends will help accelerate growth in the flexible office space business
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But challenges remain for the sector, which has posted remarkable growth in recent years and seen by many as a catalyst of sorts for modern office spaces