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IWG Resumes Dividends, Targets Rs1 Billion Medium-Term Profit

IWG restarts dividends, aims for Rs 1bn profit in the medium term.

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IWG Expands with WeWork Acquisitions

IWG acquires WeWork sites for expansion

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Flexible workspaces in India expected to rise to 10 mn sq ft by 2020

The industry is expected to reach a valuation of $2.2billion by 2022

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Investment plans of large co-working players

India’s five major players alone plan to add another 7 million sq ft by 2020

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Cost-effective technologies in planning co-working spaces

Co-working providers are building workspaces in just three months. Here’s how!

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Building flexibly for working flexibility

All you need to know about design and build trends for co-working spaces in India

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We aim to double our footprint in India by 2020.

IWG Plc entered India in 2004, and since then, the company has built an unparalleled network of offices, co-working and meeting spaces across the country.

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The plan is to double our network in 36-48 months

In fact, it is the only global player in India with a presence in Tier-II cities as well, including Lucknow, Jalandhar, Jaipur and Indore, among others. Harsh Lambah, Country Manager-India, IWG, shares more on the company's operations and plans.

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The Workspace Revolution is here – it’s time to adapt.

Innovation has transformed the way we think about entire industries. Disruptors like Uber, Lyft and Netflix have changed the way we look at transport and entertainment respectively. Similarly, the workspace revolution has changed business landscape as a whole.

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Here’s how flexible workspaces are helping organisations grow and stay competitive

Changes in technology and digitalisation have led a growing number of businesses to employ on-demand services, with organisations of all sizes outsourcing non-core activities.

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