It operates five locations, with two new openings this year in Gangnam and Yeouido. South Korean co-working firm SparkPlus has raised $17.73m in series A funding, which it will use to expand in Seoul. It currently operates five sites in the capital, but aims to use the funds to reach 25 by 2021. The company is also looking for a new office space and plans to open its first branch outside Seoul this year. SparkPlus was founded in 2016 by Aju Hotels & Resorts and business accelerator SparkLabs, and focuses on providing office space for corporate headquarters.
South Korean co-working firm SparkPlus has raised $17.73m in series A funding, which it will use to expand in Seoul. It currently operates five sites in the capital, but aims to use the funds to reach 25 by 2021. The company is also looking for a new office space and plans to open its first branch outside Seoul this year. SparkPlus was founded in 2016 by Aju Hotels & Resorts and business accelerator SparkLabs, and focuses on providing office space for corporate headquarters.