91springboard, a coworking community of freelancers, startups and established small to large businesses, announced that it has raised Rs 45 crore in funding from its existing investors including Singapore-based marketing technology company Freakout and Shinsei Bank of Japan among others, according to an ETtech report.
The Co-working startup said that it has reopened 14 of its 27 coworking spaces across India. These 14 office spaces are located in Delhi NCR, Gurgaon, Noida, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Goa.
“We have received an encouraging response from our members with nearly 60%of members returning or committed to return soon to our co-working spaces. We have also witnessed a 2X growth in demand from large enterprise teams as they are now looking for benefits like flexibility, PAN India access, strategic partnerships and much more,” said Anand Vemuri, CEO, 91Springboard.
91springboard is one of few coworking players that has been profitable on a company level, Vemuri said. “Being a people-first organization, we have always supported our members in times of crisis, and we are happy that our work has been appreciated,” he added. “We plan to utilize it by offering new-age and customized solutions that will help all our members adapt to the new normal.”
“Members of 91springboard get access to a coworking space with 24X7 office-infrastructure support, key service providers, knowledge sharing & collaboration, networking and of course, a free-spirited culture that breeds innovation,” according to the Company’s linkedin page.
Founded in 2012, 91springboard’s clientele includes Zomato, OLX, TataSky, Cleartrip, SleepyCat, IndiaMart, Mahindra Retail, Groww, Marsh, Datamatics, 1 MG, Cardekho among others.
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