WeWork China
WeWork China sells space products and services to buyers ranging from freelancers and startups to small, medium-sized, and large corporations.
- Shanghai, SH, CNChina
WeWork China sells space products and services to buyers ranging from freelancers and startups to small, medium-sized, and large corporations.
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WeWorkBeijing provides flexible office solutions for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises, and large enterprise branches in Beijing.
WeWorkChengdu provides flexible office solutions for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises, and large enterprise branches in Chengdu.
WeWorkGuangzhou provides flexible office solutions for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises, and large enterprise branches in Guangzhou.
WeWorkHangzhou provides flexible office solutions for start-ups, small and medium-sized enterprises, and large enterprise branches in Hangzhou.
WeWork is not just a shared workspace, but a global community of creators
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WeWork has grown its presence in China from four to around 60 locations since entering the market in 2016. The company now operates in major cities including Shanghai, Beijing, and Shenzhen. WeWork continues to target China’s booming demand for flexible workspace solutions.
Nov 2018TechCrunchNews article
WeWork’s Chinese subsidiary raises $500 million from Temasek Holdings and SoftBank Group to accelerate expansion in China’s shared office space market. This marks the second $500 million funding round for the unit since its launch one year ago. The company also competes with local firms like UrWork, which it sued in September for alleged trademark infringement.
Jul 2018Yahoo FinanceNews article
WeWork secures a **$500 million Series B** from investors including **Trustbridge Partners, Temasek, SoftBank Group, SoftBank Vision Fund, and Hony Capital** to accelerate its expansion in China. The funding supports the company’s growth in the world’s second-largest economy, where demand for flexible workspaces remains strong. WeWork China aims to strengthen its presence amid rising competition in the co-working sector.
Jul 2018South China Morning PostNews article
WeWork secures a **$500 million investment** to expand its operations in China. The company aims to support Chinese businesses with flexible workspaces, services, and community-building initiatives. Since launching its first location in 2016, WeWork has focused on helping entrepreneurs and companies thrive beyond basic livelihoods.
Jul 2018NewsroomNews article