WeWork is reportedly on its way to becoming the largest provider in India, prompting smaller domestic providers to seek ways to differentiate themselves with offers such as mentoring services and space-for-equity deals with client companies. Neetish, a founder of the business says, “We understand how our customers need to cut corners to build a successful business. Domestic operators are also understood to be looking for merger and acquisition opportunities. The company has been expanding rapidly since it was founded by a group of young entrepreneurs from Bangalore who wanted to create an alternative model that would allow them to compete against established players like Airbnb
WeWork is reportedly on its way to becoming the largest provider in India, prompting smaller domestic providers to seek ways to differentiate themselves with offers such as mentoring services and space-for-equity deals with client companies. Domestic operators are also understood to be looking for merger and acquisition opportunities. The company has been expanding rapidly since it was founded by a group of young entrepreneurs from Bangalore who wanted to create an alternative model that would allow them to compete against established players like Airbnb