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Angel investors acquire co-working space, Let’s Work, for an undisclosed amount


Let’s Work, a co-working space established by Kushagra Awasthi in 2018, has announced its acquisition by angel investors for an undisclosed amount, marking a significant milestone in the company’s journey. The acquisition comes after a successful five years of fostering cooperation, collaboration, and community within the start-up ecosystem, said a statement.

The co-working space says it has a track record of 100% occupancy to date, even during Covid when all co-working facilities were bleeding.

Let’s Work has consistently been at the forefront of providing a modern and dynamic co-working environment, aimed at strengthening the entrepreneurial landscape. Through its network of diverse and like-minded individuals, Let’s Work has facilitated the sharing of resources, ideas, and expertise, creating an atmosphere conducive to innovation and growth. It has been the working point of many corporates giants like Paytm and Instasys.

Under the leadership of Kushagra Awasthi, Let’s Work has distinguished itself by offering clients access to top-notch infrastructural facilities, thoughtfully designed interiors and highly competitive prices.

“I am extremely proud of Let’s Work‘s journey over the past five years, this partnership opens up exciting opportunities for us to expand and innovate in the co-working industry. I am grateful to our team members, clients and supporters for their unwavering commitment, and I look forward to an exciting future ahead,” sais Kushagra Awasthi, Founder of Let’s Work, in a statement.

The acquisition of Let’s Work solidifies the company’s position as a leader in the co-working space and also represents a testament to its enduring success and impact within the industry. Let’s Work looks forward to leveraging the collective strengths of its team, members, and new partners to build upon its legacy of fostering collaboration, and innovation.

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