Bengaluru-based Table Space sees 41% growth in total portfolio in FY25

Table Space, which competes with co-working office providers like Awfis, Bhive, Indiqube and Smartworks, among others, has seen its overall space expand to 10.5 million sq ft

IPO-bound Table Space sees 41% growth in total portfolio in FY25
Bengaluru-based managed workspace provider Table Space said it had seen a 41 per cent increase in its total portfolio in FY25 over the previous year
Aneeka Chatterjee Bengaluru
2 min read Last Updated : Apr 15 2025 | 8:18 PM IST
(This report has been updated)  Bengaluru-based managed workspace provider Table Space said it had seen a 41 per cent increase in its total portfolio in FY25 over the previous year, with its total footprint spanning 10.5 million sq ft across the country’s top commercial markets.
 
Table Space, which competes with co-working office providers like Awfis, Bhive, Indiqube and Smartworks, among others, has seen its overall space expand to 10.5 million sq ft across seven key metro clusters, with Bengaluru emerging as the frontrunner. As of March 2025, India’s Silicon Valley accounted for nearly one-third of the company’s total portfolio addition, contributing a record 980,000 sq ft.
 
The National Capital Region followed with 682,000 sq ft, with Pune at number three with 542,000 sq ft, and Hyderabad with 415,000 sq ft. Karan Chopra, chairman and co-chief executive officer, Table Space, said, “Our growth strategy is focused on expanding in high-potential micro-markets across India’s major business hubs—Bengaluru, NCR, Pune, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Chennai. What differentiates Table Space is our strong investment in technology, which powers intelligent, secure and seamless workspace experiences.”
 
The flex space provider noted that the standout development this year was the explosive growth of Suites, Table Space’s premium, ready-to-move-in workspace solution. The portfolio scaled from 1,801 seats in FY24 to 11,461 in FY25. Sectoral leasing demand was led by software/IT/ITeS, banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), and healthcare, pharma and biotech.
 
“FY25 has been a landmark year for Table Space, with a strong 41 per cent year-on-year growth driven by the accelerating demand from global capability centres (GCCs) expanding in India. The continued surge in client acquisition and the growing preference for managed, flexible workspaces are clear indicators that our model is future-ready and built for scale,” said Kunal Mehra, co-chief executive officer, Table Space.

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