IndiQube Spaces Ltd, one of the leading tech-enabled workspace solutions providers, has signed a ₹52-crore workspace deal with a leading Japanese e-commerce giant for approximately 35,000 sq. ft. at Outer Ring Road, Bengaluru, over a tenure of five years.
Supporting enterprise expansion in India
The mandate is expected to support the client’s India operations with a fully managed, enterprise-grade workplace in one of the country’s most strategic technology corridors.
Flex office market crosses key milestone
The transaction comes at a time when India’s flex office market has crossed 100 million sq. ft., with enterprises increasingly adopting managed workspaces as a strategic lever for faster expansion, operational flexibility, and talent access.
Bengaluru anchors growth momentum
Bengaluru remains at the centre of this growth story. The city continues to be one of India’s strongest office markets, supported by deep technology talent, mature business infrastructure, and sustained demand from multinational occupiers.
Outer Ring Road emerges as key hub
Outer Ring Road, in particular, remains one of the most preferred office corridors for global companies building operations in India, given its concentration of technology campuses, corporate ecosystems, and access to skilled talent.
Perspective on evolving workplace needs
Co-founder & CEO Rishi Das said, “This sign-up is a strong reflection of how global e-commerce giants are approaching growth in India. For GCCs, especially in sectors like e-commerce, the workplace is no longer viewed simply as physical infrastructure but as a strategic enabler of speed, culture, collaboration, and execution. This also reinforces the strategic importance of Bengaluru, and particularly Outer Ring Road, as a hub for global businesses building for long-term growth in India.”
Strengthening position in GCC segment
For IndiQube, this transaction further strengthens its position as a partner of choice for GCCs seeking future-ready, tech-enabled workspaces across India. With a diversified footprint across major business markets, GCCs constitute over 40% of its portfolio.
Focus on experience-driven workspaces
Co-founder Meghna Agarwal added, “What global enterprises increasingly need today are environments that are operationally seamless, tailored to their brand and culture, with the capability to support growth. This is especially true for digital and consumer internet companies, where team structures can evolve quickly, and employee experience matters deeply.”