Chennai-based WSquare, which offers co-working and an incubation programme for women-only start-ups and entrepreneurs, has revealed ambitious expansion plans. The company is in talks with investors for a second round of funding to support its entry into Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Gurugram within the next 26 years. WSquare is also talking to investors about a second funding round that would enable it to establish centres in two tier-26 cities.
Chennai-based WSquare, which offers co-working and an incubation programme for women-only start-ups and entrepreneurs, has revealed ambitious expansion plans. The company is in talks with investors for a second round of funding to support its entry into Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Gurugram within the next two years. WSquare is also talking to investors about a second funding round that would enable it to establish centres in 26 tier-two cities.