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Alta Capital has acquired Goldman Sachs and Warburg Pincus stake in Indias largest student housing platform, Good Host Spaces, for $320 million. Alta Capital has previously invested in Indias largest managed office spaces operator, Table Space, and Pragati Warehousing. Good Host Spaces, which partners with universities to provide specialized accommodation services to students, has an operational portfolio of around 25,000 beds across five cities and is in talks to add more.

Table Space, a managed workspace provider, has announced plans to invest approximately Rs 500 crore to expand its premium office offerings. The company has introduced TS Suites in several cities, with plans to expand to 25 centers in the next 18 months. TS Suites are pre-built offices available on short and mid-term contracts, allowing for flexible leases and adaptable spaces.

India's premier managed workspace provider, Table Space, which services 50 per cent of the top Fortune 10 clients in the world, has launched 'TS Suites' - a pioneering concept to cater to the unmet demand for premium and immediate office ...

Table Space, an Indian managed workspace provider, has launched TS Suites to offer premium and immediate office solutions. The company plans to expand to 25 centres in the next 18 months and invest Rs 500 crore towards this expansion. TS Suites aims to provide modular growth avenues for clients through ready-to-occupy Grade-A workspaces, with a focus on speed, flexibility, and premium service. The offering caters to the rising demand for adaptable and well-equipped, premium office spaces in Indi...

Flexible spaces are garnering significant attention not only from startups and SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises) but also from large enterprises

Table Space Technologies, a managed workspace operator, plans to invest Rs 1,000 crore in the next fiscal year to expand its operations by around 4.5 million sq ft. The company recently raised over $325 million from Hill House Capital to expand its operations across key office property markets in India.

During 2022-23, the company expanded its portfolio by 3.2 million sq ft, investing Rs 800 crore. “With the expansion, we expect to take the revenue in FY23-24 to Rs 1,800 crore from Rs1,140 crore in 2022-23,” said Banerji.

While the India affiliate works as an independent entity, it did receive support at the peak of covid in 2020, when WeWork invested $100 million in it

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