Flexible workspace provider IndiQube on Wednesday said it has raised $30 million, as it aims to more than double its Pan-India footprint in the next two years.
The funding round saw participation from IndiQube's promoters, investment firm WestBridge Capital and angel investor Ashish Gupta.
Out of $30 million, IndiQube's promoters have infused $17 million, said the startup.
"Over the next two years, we plan to more than double our pan-India footprint to over 10 million square feet venture into more than 15 tier-II cities and further ramp up technology integration, creating a consistent experience for our clients," said Rishi Das, co-founder of IndiQube.
IndiQube currently has over five million square feet of office space in more than 60 properties spread across 8 cities.
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"Covid-19 has accelerated the adoption of flexible workspaces across the globe. We had an amazing year adding 100+ clients to our portfolio with over 1.2 million sq ft in incremental signups," said Meghna Agarwal, co-founder, IndiQube.
Founded in 2015, IndiQube is leveraging its in-house technology platform MiQube, catering to the evolving needs of thriving startups, offshore development centres and large enterprises.
The flexible workspace provider said it will now venture into tier 2 cities and ramp up technology integration.
