When Meghna Agarwal co-founded IndiQube nearly a decade ago, India’s flexible workspace industry was still nascent. Co-working was largely synonymous with freelancers and early-stage startups crammed into shared offices. But the need for scalable, service-rich, and end-to-end managed office spaces was growing fast, particularly in large cities where global capability centres were quickly climbing in numbers.
Today, IndiQube is one of India’s largest managed workspace providers, with over 8.7 million square feet under management across metros and tier-2 cities. Earlier this year, the company listed on the public markets, a milestone that not only validated its business model but also underscored the growth of the flexible workspace industry in India.
For Agarwal, the journey has been as m