IWG Signs One of Its Largest Franchise Deal With Conjoinix

IWG- flexible workspaces and coworking, has signed one of its largest franchise deal with Conjoinix, a real estate, leasing and co working company headquartered in Delhi NCR. The 18-centre partnership will expand IWG’s presence further in Delhi-NCR, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, J&K and Gujarat, and marks this as one of the largest deals by an individual franchisee in the brand’s history. The deal brings the total number of IWG centres to 130 locations across 25 cities in key states of India. The announcement follows an 8-centre development with Jaipur Bulls in Rajasthan and 4 Centres development with HAND Group in Punjab in July this year. Partnerships with franchise partners is in line with IWG's approach to scale up and fulfil the rising need for flexible, local office spaces as firms of all sizes embrace hybrid work patterns. Commenting on the expansion, Harsh Lambah, Country Manager India, Vice President Sales, South Asia, said, "We are very pleased with this partnership with Conjoinix that will enable us to continue expanding IWG’s brand presence across key business markets. Our franchise model provides partners with one-of-a-kind opportunity to make a lucrative investment that blends market-leading experience with strong local knowledge. We see Conjoinx as the perfect partners to increase our presence across north India. Going forward, IWG plans to encourage significant developers from India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal to join as Franchise partners.” Highlighting the partnership, Neeraj Bansal, Director, Conjoinix said, “We are delighted to partner with IWG, a global leader in flexible workspaces at a time when everyone from start-ups to large corporates is seeking out and adapting to the hybrid and flexible working model. We anticipate a significant increase in demand for flexible co-working spaces across the Indian market as companies lean towards a more employee-centric approach. For us, a partnership with IWG was the logical step towards meeting this demand.”