The Indian IPO market in 2025 is buzzing, and one of the most talked-about issues is the WeWork India IPO. Backed by Embassy Group, the flexible workspace provider is making its Dalal Street debut with much anticipation. While the company has shown signs of financial recovery, the Grey Market Premium (GMP) is giving investors mixed signals

IPO Details at a Glance

  • Price Band: ₹615 – ₹648 per share
  • Lot Size: 23 shares (minimum investment ~₹14,900)
  • Issue Size: ~₹3,000 crore (pure Offer for Sale)
  • IPO Dates: Opens on October 3, closes on October 7, 2025
  • Listing Date: Expected on October 10, 2025 (NSE & BSE)
  • Promoter Holding Post-Issue: Expected to reduce from ~73.6% to ~48.1%

Since this IPO is a 100% Offer for Sale (OFS), no new funds will flow into the company. The proceeds will go to selling shareholders, not to strengthen WeWork India’s balance sheet.

GMP Trends – Sentiment Check

Day 1 GMP: ₹15 above issue price (~2.3% premium)

Day 2 GMP: Dropped to ₹5 (~0.7% premium)

Current GMP: Reported between ₹5 – ₹10 in different circles

This “modest” GMP shows that while there is interest in the IPO, the grey market is not predicting massive listing gains. Investors appear cautious, preferring to evaluate fundamentals rather than chase hype

Company Financials – Signs of Recovery

  • Revenue FY25: ~₹1,949 crore
  • Profitability: The company reported net profit in FY25 after years of losses
  • in FY25 after years of losses
  • Q1 FY26: Some pressure observed, with a minor dip in performance

Strengths of the IPO

  • Strong Brand Presence – Leading player in India’s coworking market
  • Profitability Achieved – A shift from losses to profit boosts confidence.
  • High Margins – Attractive EBITDA levels compared to peers
  • Embassy Group Backing – Solid promoter credibility.

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Risks to Consider

No Fresh Capital – Being an OFS, funds won’t benefit company growth

Sector Cyclicality – Flexible workspace demand depends on corporate hiring and real estate cycles.

Competition – Rising players like Awfis and Smartworks pose challenges

Low GMP – Weak sentiment for big listing gains.

Verdict – Should You Apply?

The WeWork India IPO GMP shows modest demand, suggesting limited short-term listing gains. However, the company’s turnaround to profitability and strong margins may make it attractive for long-term investors who believe in India’s coworking story.

If your goal is listing profits, the low GMP signals caution. But if you are looking for a steady growth play in real estate services, WeWork India could be worth considering with a long-term perspective.


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