Sometimes, you find yourself drawn to certain companies even before they hit the stock market. For me, Awfis is one of them, and here's why.
AwfisCoworking SpacesReal EstateIndian MarketStartupReal Estate NewsJan 20, 2025
Awfis is a leading co-working space provider in India, offering fully furnished office spaces with flexible plans and a range of amenities.
Since its founding in 2015, Awfis has expanded its network to over 250 centers across 25 cities in India, and its valuation is currently estimated at ₹5000 crore.
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In the fiscal year 2022, Awfis reported a revenue of ₹450 crore, up from ₹350 crore in the previous year, with improving EBITDA margins.
Awfis plans to expand its footprint in Tier II and Tier III cities, explore international markets, and focus on technology and digital solutions to enhance its offerings.
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