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Smartworks reports steady Q3 profit on strong coworking demand

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Last Updated : 19th Jan, 2026
Synopsis

Smartworks Coworking Spaces Ltd posted a consolidated profit of 12.4 million INR for the December quarter, with revenue from operations totaling 4.72 billion INR. The results underscore the company's steady performance in the flexible workspace segment, supported by growing demand from startups and corporates. Smartworks has focused on maximizing occupancy and operational efficiency across its centers. Its expansion strategy in tier-1 cities and tailored office solutions continues to reinforce its presence in the competitive coworking market, maintaining both growth and profitability.

Smartworks Coworking Spaces Ltd reported a consolidated profit of 12.4 million INR for the December quarter, driven by steady operational performance. The company's revenue from operations during the same period reached 4.72 billion INR.


This performance reflects Smartworks ongoing expansion in the flexible office space sector, catering to businesses seeking scalable coworking solutions. The firm has continued to focus on increasing occupancy across its centers while managing costs efficiently, helping it maintain profitability despite a competitive market.

The December quarter results follow a period of consistent growth for Smartworks, which has seen rising demand for coworking spaces from startups and enterprises looking for flexible office arrangements. Analysts note that the company's strategic focus on tier-1 cities and customized office solutions has helped it strengthen its market position.

Source Reuters

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