Coworking firm BHIVE Workspace to expand its footprint by 3 million square feet over the next two years, targeting ₹350 crore in revenue during FY 2024-25.
CoworkingBhive WorkspaceExpansion PlanIpoFlexible WorkspaceReal EstateAug 20, 2024

BHIVE Workspace plans to add 3 million square feet to its portfolio over the next two years, targeting ₹350 crore in revenue during FY 2024-25.
BHIVE Workspace is currently operating in Mumbai and Bengaluru.
BHIVE Workspace is eyeing over ₹350 crore in revenue during the ongoing financial year.
BHIVE Workspace aims to go for an IPO by FY26, showcasing its market strength and financial stability.
Shesh Rao Paplikar is the founder and CEO of BHIVE Workspace.

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