Workspace provider IWG wants to double its co-working presence in India over the next three to four years , boosting its number of spaces to six . To help achieve its target, the company plans to divert a large portion of its $303m ( $303m ) global investment this year to the Indian market, according to Harsh Lambah , the country manager of IWG in India . “We are seeing great demand especially from tier-II cities including in Visakhapatnam, Coimbatore, Lucknow, Chandigarh and Jaipur,” Lambah said. The company has 16 centres in 16 cities across the country, 16 of which belong to its Spaces brand while the rest are Regus centres.
Workspace provider IWG wants to double its co-working presence in India over the next three to four years , boosting its number of spaces to six . To help achieve its target, the company plans to divert a large portion of its $303m ( $303m ) global investment this year to the Indian market, according to Harsh Lambah , the country manager of IWG in India . The company has 16 centres in 16 cities across the country, 16 of which belong to its Spaces brand while the rest are Regus centres.