WeWork India has reported a strong turnaround, posting Rs 1,949 crore in revenue and Rs 128 crore net profit in FY25, with EBITDA margins above 63%. Backed by its scale, brand, and enterprise-focused strategy, the firm is well-positioned to capture India’s growing flexible workspace market, projected to reach 280–300 million sq. ft. by 2027, despite valuation and sector risks.
WeWork India IPO: Can investors tag along India’s booming Rs 50,000 crore flex space market?
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