DevX Nets $7 Mn Funding To Scale Up Its Coworking Office Space Playbook

DevX Nets $7 Mn Funding To Scale Up Its Coworking Office Space Playbook

SUMMARY

The Gujarat-based startup was founded in 2017 by Parth Shah, Rushit Shah, and Umesh Uttamchandani

It is focussed on nurturing innovative startups by providing them with all requirements by being positioned as equal partner in growth

In the Indian market, the funds will enable the startup to add more inventories and grow vertically across cities by signing up assets with more than 2 Lakh sq feet.

Coworking office space startup DevX has raised a fresh funding of $7 Mn (around INR 58 Cr) in a mix of debt and equity infusion.

The round saw participation from existing family offices, including Urmin, Gala and Bidiwala, with participation from high-net-worth individuals like Ajay Patel, Mitesh Patel and Soham Mehta, besides, banks and NBFCs.

The startup plans to use the fresh funds to fuel its national and global expansion goals.

Gujarat-based DevX, founded by Parth Shah, Rushit Shah and Umesh Uttamchandani in 2017, focuses on nurturing innovative startups by providing them with all requirements by being positioned as equal partner in growth. Through such tie-ups, the startup supports via allied strategic partnerships and services.

Uttamchandani said, “This funding comes at a time when we are bullish on growth in both the national domestic & global markets. In the Indian market, the funds will enable the startup to add more inventories and grow vertically across cities by signing up assets with more than 2 Lakh sq feet.”

DevX also claims to be providing a platform for industry, academia, professionals and companies to hold hackathons, seminars, events etc, to address trends and issues. The startup is planning to further expand and thus consolidate its pan-India presence by 2023 end.

Last year, in April, the startup secured $3 Mn to expand globally and grow from managing 9,00,000 sq feet to 2 Mn sq feet area. 

The coworking office space startups have been garnering traction from investors for quite some time now.

For instance, in October last year, coworking space startup Qdesq secured an undisclosed amount of funding from Gruhas to expand team and capabilities, thus fuelling growth and scale in both businesses.

Note: We at Inc42 take our ethics very seriously. More information about it can be found here.

You have reached your limit of free stories
Become An Inc42 Plus Member

Become a Startup Insider in 2024 with Inc42 Plus. Join our exclusive community of 10,000+ founders, investors & operators and stay ahead in India’s startup & business economy.

2 YEAR PLAN
₹19999
₹7999
₹333/Month
Unlock 60% OFF
Cancel Anytime
1 YEAR PLAN
₹9999
₹4999
₹416/Month
Unlock 50% OFF
Cancel Anytime
Already A Member?
Discover Startups & Business Models

Unleash your potential by exploring unlimited articles, trackers, and playbooks. Identify the hottest startup deals, supercharge your innovation projects, and stay updated with expert curation.

DevX Nets $7 Mn Funding To Scale Up Its Coworking Office Space Playbook-Inc42 Media
How-To’s on Starting & Scaling Up

Empower yourself with comprehensive playbooks, expert analysis, and invaluable insights. Learn to validate ideas, acquire customers, secure funding, and navigate the journey to startup success.

DevX Nets $7 Mn Funding To Scale Up Its Coworking Office Space Playbook-Inc42 Media
Identify Trends & New Markets

Access 75+ in-depth reports on frontier industries. Gain exclusive market intelligence, understand market landscapes, and decode emerging trends to make informed decisions.

DevX Nets $7 Mn Funding To Scale Up Its Coworking Office Space Playbook-Inc42 Media
Track & Decode the Investment Landscape

Stay ahead with startup and funding trackers. Analyse investment strategies, profile successful investors, and keep track of upcoming funds, accelerators, and more.

DevX Nets $7 Mn Funding To Scale Up Its Coworking Office Space Playbook-Inc42 Media
DevX Nets $7 Mn Funding To Scale Up Its Coworking Office Space Playbook-Inc42 Media
You’re in Good company