Smartworks, the provider of coworking spaces, recently secured a substantial investment of almost $4 million (approximately INR 33 crore) from its longtime supporter, Keppel Land based in Singapore.
According to official documents filed by the startup, it issued cumulative convertible preference shares to Keppel Land at a price of INR 269 per share.
This investment is likely a part of a larger funding initiative. Neetish Sarda, one of Smartworks’ cofounders, mentioned last May that the company aimed to raise between $70 million and $90 million.
“We are considering raising equity capital ranging from $70 million to $90 million. We require growth capital for the financial year 2025 and beyond,” Sarda informed the news agency PTI.
Despite sending a detailed questionnaire to Smartworks regarding their funding, we did not receive any response by the time this story was published.
The most recent fundraising event occurred nearly five years following the startup’s initial gathering of $25 million during its Series A financing stage with support from Keppel Land.