Opens two new centres in Whitefield, Bengaluru and Wakad, Pune; adds ~2.25 lakh sq. ft. and 4,500+ desks
Two new centres announced: WeWork Infinix Palladium, Whitefield (Bengaluru) and WeWork Millennium Towers, Wakad (Pune).
- Total Area Added (Both Centres)
- ~2.25 lakh sq. ft.
- Total Desks Added (Both Centres)
- 4,500+ desks
- Infinix Palladium, Whitefield, Bengaluru - Area
- ~1.7 lakh sq. ft.
- Infinix Palladium, Whitefield, Bengaluru - Desks
- 3,100+ desks
- Millennium Towers, Wakad, Pune
- ~55000 sq. ft., ~1400 desks
Two new centres announced
WeWork India has announced the opening of two new centres - WeWork Infinix Palladium in Whitefield, Bengaluru and WeWork Millennium Towers in Wakad, Pune. The company said the two centres together add ~2.25 lakh sq. ft. and 4,500+ desks to its portfolio, strengthening its presence in two key office markets.
The two centres in detail
- WeWork Infinix Palladium, Whitefield, Bengaluru: a standalone, full-building workspace spread across the ground to the sixth floor, along with a terrace. It spans ~1.7 lakh sq. ft. and offers 3,100+ desks, giving larger teams the ability to consolidate and grow within a single asset. It features a recovery room, gym and game zone.
- WeWork Millennium Towers, Wakad, Pune: located across the 16th and 17th floors, it spans ~55000 sq. ft. and offers ~1400 desks. The building is LEED Platinum certified, with sustainability features including solar power, smart building management systems, rainwater harvesting, zero-waste management and provision for green power.
How this fits the existing portfolio (as of Q1 FY27)
- Bengaluru: 3.3 million sq. ft. and 51,700 desks
- Pune: 0.8 million sq. ft. and 14,400 desks
- Company-wide: over 1.33 lakh desks in operation
An enterprise tie-up in the same Pune asset
In the same asset as Millennium Towers, WeWork India said it has already leased close to 1.8 lakh sq. ft. to enterprise clients through its Managed Office offering, which it said underscores the depth of enterprise demand in the micro-market.
What the company said
Arnav S. Gusain, Chief Supply Officer, WeWork India and CEO, Rivet by WeWork India, said the definition of a prime business location is changing as cities become more distributed, making well-connected, self-sustained commercial corridors increasingly important to workplace strategy.
What this means for readers
This is a business expansion update covering two new centres and the area and desk capacity they add. The centres are positioned for enterprises, GCCs and growing businesses, with private offices, meeting rooms, technology-enabled facilities, wellness, F&B and recreational amenities. Members at Millennium Towers also get access to the tech park's wider ecosystem, including sports and recreation facilities, a crèche, event spaces and cafés.
The centres strengthen the company's presence around Whitefield in Bengaluru and Wakad in Pune.
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More numbers
- Area added by the two new centres~2.25 lakh sq. ft.
- Desks added by the two new centres4,500+ desks
- Infinix Palladium area~1.7 lakh sq. ft.
- Infinix Palladium desks3,100+ desks
- Bengaluru portfolio area as of Q1 FY273.3 million sq. ft.
- Bengaluru portfolio desks as of Q1 FY2751,700 desks
- Millennium Towers area~55000 sq. ft.
- Millennium Towers desks~1400 desks
- Space leased to enterprise clients in the same asset1.8 lakh sq. ft.
- Pune portfolio area as of Q1 FY270.8 million sq. ft.
- Pune portfolio desks as of Q1 FY2714,400 desks
- Desks in operation company-wide1.33 lakh desks
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