WeWork India signs 46,000 sq. ft managed office deal with Turner International

WeWork India, a co-workspace provider, on Tuesday announced the expansion of its partnership with global construction and project management firm Turner International India. As per the deal, Turner has expanded its operations in the country by launching a 46,000 square feet managed office at WeWork India’s Gigaplex facility in Airoli, Mumbai.

The workspace, which can accommodate more than 650 professionals, marks a significant scale-up in Turner’s India operations and an expansion of its partnership with premium flexible workspace operator WeWork India Management, building on its initial engagement with a 16-seat setup in 2022.

“The collaboration marks a milestone in Turner’s growth in India, underscoring its long-term commitment to the country’s fast-evolving infrastructure landscape and talent ecosystem,” as per the release.

The new office forms part of Turner’s growth strategy in India and highlights the company’s long-term commitment to the country’s infrastructure sector and talent ecosystem. The managed office has been customised exclusively for Turner to align with its global workplace standards while incorporating WeWork India’s design and flexible workspace capabilities, the release noted.

Jairam Panch, chief operating officer, Turner International, said the new office reflects the company’s continued investment in its workforce and confidence in India’s growth potential.

“Our new Managed Office at WeWork Gigaplex is more than just a workspace; it is a reflection of our confidence in India’s potential and our continued investment in our teams,” he said.

He added that WeWork India helped translate the company’s organisational culture and vision into a collaborative and creative work environment.

Turner began its association with WeWork India in 2022 with a 16-seat private office. The partnership has since evolved into a large-scale customised managed office solution as Turner’s business footprint expanded in the country.

The release noted that the decision to establish the new facility in Airoli was driven by the location’s connectivity, access to talent, and presence of a strong business ecosystem.

The workspace has been designed to support collaboration and flexibility. It features an open-concept layout, height-adjustable workstations, and meeting rooms equipped with frameless glass storefronts. The office also includes a café area that can be converted into an event zone for meetings, presentations, and social gatherings.

Santosh Martin, chief revenue officer, WeWork India, said demand for managed office solutions has been rising as enterprises increasingly view workspaces as strategic assets that support performance, culture, and business growth. He said Turner’s expansion reflects a broader trend of companies adopting customised and scalable workspace models that combine operational efficiency with corporate identity.

“The rise in demand for Managed Offices is a clear indicator that companies today see their workspaces not merely as operational assets but as strategic enablers of performance, culture, and growth,” he said.

“From a 16-seat setup in 2022 to a 650+ seat Managed Office today, this evolution reflects the growing preference for customised, scalable workspace models that combine efficiency with identity. At WeWork India, we’re proud to co-create environments that empower large enterprises like Turner to accelerate growth while nurturing their people and culture,” he added.

With the addition of the new Turner facility, WeWork India said it continues to strengthen its presence in the flexible workspace segment. The company operates across eight cities, with more than one lakh desks, and has a member portfolio that comprises nearly 74% enterprise clients. In Mumbai, enterprise clients account for about 76% of its member base across sectors, including technology, finance, media, and management.

Reacting to the development, shares of WeWork India ended 1.78% higher at ₹594 on the BSE, taking its market capitalisation to ₹7,961 crore.