Workspace Player Secures Rs 52 Crore Deal; Stock Surges Over 2.5%
35,000 sq. ft. deal on Outer Ring Road highlights strong demand for managed office spaces
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On Wednesday, Indian markets closed on a positive note, with the Nifty 50 rising 1.63 per cent to 24,231.30, up 388.65 points from the previous close. Amid this positive market sentiment, IndiQube Spaces’ share price closed at Rs 154.57, up 2.57 per cent in the previous trading session.
IndiQube Spaces Limited has announced the signing of a Rs 52 crore workspace deal with a leading Japanese e-commerce company in Bengaluru. The agreement covers approximately 35,000 square feet of office space located on the city’s prominent Outer Ring Road and is signed for a tenure of five years. The deal is aimed at supporting the client’s India operations by providing a fully managed, enterprise-grade workspace in one of the country’s key technology corridors. Bengaluru continues to remain a preferred destination for global companies due to its strong talent pool, developed infrastructure, and growing demand from multinational firms.
The development comes at a time when India’s flexible office space market has crossed 100 million square feet, with companies increasingly opting for managed workspaces to enable faster expansion and operational flexibility. Outer Ring Road in Bengaluru has emerged as a major hub for global enterprises, driven by the presence of large technology campuses and access to skilled talent, making it a strategic location for such deals.
Management Commentary
Rishi Das, Co-founder and CEO, said, “This signup is a strong reflection of how global ecommerce giants are approaching growth in India. For GCCs, especially in sectors like e-commerce, the workplace is no longer viewed simply as physical infrastructure but a strategic enabler of speed, culture, collaboration, and execution. This also reinforces the strategic importance of Bengaluru, and particularly Outer Ring Road, as a hub for global businesses building for long term growth in India.”
Meghna Agarwal, Co-founder, added, “What global enterprises increasingly need today are environments that are operationally seamless, tailored to their brand and culture with the capability to support growth. This is especially true for digital and consumer internet companies where team structures can evolve quickly, and employee experience matters deeply. Our focus has been on building a platform that combines customization, operational excellence, hospitality, and technology to exactly serve these requirements.”
With this transaction, the company continues to strengthen its position as a preferred partner for Global Capability Centers (GCCs), which account for over 40 per cent of its overall portfolio. IndiQube is one of India’s fastest-growing workspace platforms, with a presence across 17 cities and over 9.55 million square feet of workspace under management as of December 2025. The company provides managed office solutions to startups, enterprises, and global firms, focusing on scalable and technology-driven work environments.
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