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Published on
September 29, 2025
5 min read
WeWork India IPO Set to Open This Week With Robust Price Band
In Focus
- WeWork India IPO opens with a price band of ₹615–₹648 per share
- Promoters plan to sell 4.62 crore shares in the public issue
- WeWork India valuation is estimated at ₹8,684 crore at upper price band
- IPO positions the company among top publicly listed coworking providers in India
WeWork India, the Indian arm of the US-based coworking company, is preparing for its public market debut with an Initial Public Offering (IPO) opening on October 3, 2025. According to Inc42, the IPO is priced within a band of ₹615–₹648 per share and comprises entirely an Offer for Sale of up to 4.62 crore equity shares, reflecting strong investor interest and strategic market positioning.
IPO Structure and Shareholding Details
WeWork India submitted its draft prospectus for the IPO in early February. The ₹30 billion issue includes 35.4 million shares from real estate major Embassy Group and 10.9 million shares from its affiliate, 1 Ariel Way Tenant.
The launch of the WeWork India IPO marks a significant milestone for the Indian coworking sector. The company joins a growing list of publicly listed coworking providers, including Awfis and Smartworks positioning itself as a competitive player in the commercial real estate and flexible workspace market. In other news, WeWork India’s IPO plans have moved a step forward as the co-working space provider, along with helmet manufacturer Studds Accessories.
Industry analysts highlight that the IPO provides investors an opportunity to participate in India’s expanding coworking ecosystem, driven by urbanization, evolving work patterns, and increased demand for flexible office spaces. The move also reinforces WeWork India’s operational independence following the US parent company’s bankruptcy filing in November 2023 and subsequent court-approved reorganization.
Impact on India’s B2B and Workspace Sector
The upcoming WeWork market debut India is expected to provide a benchmark for valuations of flexible workspace providers in the country. With a clear pricing strategy, robust shareholding structure, and established brand recognition, the IPO may shape investor expectations and influence funding trends for other coworking companies seeking public listing. Recently, The Securities and Exchange Board of India has introduced significant regulatory changes that will make it easier for startups to list on Indian stock exchanges.
Overall, the WeWork India IPO represents a pivotal moment for both the domestic coworking sector and institutional investors, signaling confidence in India’s commercial real estate market and highlighting the growth potential of flexible office solutions.
