Wework India Crosses 1 Lakh Members, Bengaluru Leads Revenue Share

New Delhi, January 8, 2026: WeWork India Management Limited has announced a major milestone in its journey – surpassing 1 lakh members across India. This milestone marks a critical inflection point in the evolution of flexible workspaces – from an alternative real estate option to core business infrastructure for India’s modern economy, with WeWork India at the forefront of this transformation. As of December 2025, WeWork India operates 68 centers across eight cities, supporting organisations ranging from high-growth startups to large, multi-city enterprises such as Chargebee, Aptia, Hasbro, Edrington, and more.

WeWork India has witnessed sustained membership growth, with total members rising 33.6 per cent year-on-year between December 2024 and December 2025, driven largely by strong enterprise adoption.

South India remains a major growth engine, with Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai each contributing roughly 25 per cent to overall member growth in the past 12 months. Bengaluru leads with 80.5 per cent enterprise occupancy and a 48 per cent GCC contribution, driven by strong technology demand at 39 per cent. Hyderabad has become the preferred destination for global enterprises, now the country’s most GCC-intensive market at 52.4 per cent, led by tech and pharma. Chennai continues to show strong enterprise adoption, with technology accounting for 61 per cent of demand.

In NCR, Gurugram has emerged as the hub for professional services, with 63.9 per cent enterprise share and 24.2 per cent GCC contribution. Noida is rapidly developing into a technology-first GCC cluster, with tech at 77 per cent and GCCs at 35 per cent, while New Delhi remains SME-driven, led by the travel sector at 35 per cent. Mumbai continues to stand out as an enterprise-led commercial centre with 69.8 per cent enterprise contribution and strong demand from technology, media, and finance, which together make up 54 per cent of occupancy, showcasing how flexible workspaces now serve both new-age companies and traditional sectors embracing hybrid and distributed models.

Commenting on the milestone, Karan Virwani, Managing Director & CEO, WeWork India, said, “Reaching the one lakh member milestone is both a moment of joy and a powerful validation of where the future of work is heading. Indian enterprises are no longer experimenting with flexibility, they are embracing it as a strategic advantage. This shift marks the transformation of flexible workspaces from optional real estate to mission-critical business infrastructure. As companies accelerate, transform, and decentralise, WeWork India is proud to be at the forefront, shaping how work will be experienced for the next decade. As the demand for flexible workspaces continues to rise, we aim to empower businesses to scale, and achieve sustained growth with our comprehensive suite of services.”