WeWork India’s IPO plans have gained fresh momentum as SEBI removes its DRHP from the abeyance list and begins re-evaluation.

The Embassy-backed workspace operator had filed draft papers for a market debut through a pure offer-for-sale in February.

The WeWork India IPO will comprise of entirely offer-for-sale (OFS) of 4.37 crore equity shares by existing shareholders.

WeWork India Management plans to raise up to Rs 4,000 crore through an IPO comprising solely of an offer for sale. Promoters ...

Over three months after it kept WeWork India's IPO papers in abeyance, the markets regulator has reinstated the company's ...

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WeWork might not be the largest IPO of 2019, but it is easily the most ridiculous, and the most dangerous.

WeWork’s parent company is postponing its plan to go public following a disastrous IPO attempt that resulted in its CEO stepping down.

WeWork's corporate parent, the We Company, which released its IPO documents on Wednesday, loses roughly $5,197 per customer who inhabits its office space per year.

WeWork was supposed to be one of the most high-profile Wall Street debuts of the year. Instead, it’s rapidly shaping up to be one of the most high-profile IPO debacles in recent memory.

WeWork pegged its potential global market opportunity at $3 trillion in its IPO filing, basing that figure on what companies spend on office space for an estimated 255 million desk workers.