WeWork Global's
Key Issues
Debuting in Oct'21, WeWork's stock performance fell due to financial losses, governance, and leadership problems under then-CEO.
Rough Stock Market Debut
The coworking industry suffered due to the pandemic, causing significant financial strain in real estate.
COVID 19
WeWork reduced net losses but continued to face significant cash burn, leaving only $205 million by June 2023.
Cash Burn Problem
WeWork announced layoffs in January 2023 due to rising inflation impacting office space spending.
Inflation & Layoffs
Will
WeWork's Bankruptcy
affect its Indian Unit?
Embassy Group owns 73% of WeWork India, ensuring operational control as a
separate entity
, CEO Karan Virwani clarified.
WeWork India
To Remain Operational
WeWork India closed FY23 with a revenue of $168.99 Mn & earnings of $30.18 Mn.
WeWork India’s
Strong FY23 Financials
In Oct, WeWork India introduced WeWork Labs' investments, providing selected startups up to $200,000 in early stage capital.
WeWork India
To Continue Expansion
WeWork Global's
Bankruptcy won't affect the Indian Unit. Swipe up to read the full story.
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