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The Executive Centre India aims to achieve 10-15% revenue in FY25, ET RealEstate

The Executive Centre: The total adjusted EBITDA for 2023 was USD 19 million (Rs 159 crore) for TEC India. It delivered 31% growth in revenue over last year and contributed 26% to the overall adjusted EBITDA. TEC India achieved a 35% growth in EBITDA over last year.

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The Executive Centre: Flexible workspace provider The Executive Centre plans to add 3 lakh sq ft in India in 2024

The Executive Centre (TEC) plans to expand its India footprint by 300,000 sq ft in 2024, amid strong demand. Despite challenges in securing Grade A buildings, TEC achieved record global revenue of USD 315 million, with India contributing significantly to adjusted EBITDA. TEC aims for 10-15% YoY revenue growth in FY 2024-25.

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The Executive Centre Announces Record Revenue in FY2023 Annual Results

The Executive Centre Announces Record Revenue in FY2023 Annual Results
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Flex is not dead: Why WeWork s collapse won t spell the end of the industry

Flex is not dead: Why WeWork s collapse won t spell the end of the industry
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