Smartworks has announced the acquisition of Singapore-based Workstudio Spaces, expanding its enterprise workspace footprint in Southeast Asia and strengthening its international growth strategy.
India's managed workspace provider Smartworks is strengthening its international ambitions with the acquisition of Singapore-based Workstudio Spaces, marking another important milestone in its expansion beyond the domestic market.
The acquisition will be completed through the company's Singapore subsidiary and is expected to close in July 2026, subject to the completion of customary formalities. The transaction reflects Smartworks' long-term strategy of growing its enterprise workspace business in key global markets.
Workstudio currently operates nearly 26,000 square feet of premium managed office space in Singapore. Once the integration is complete, Smartworks' presence in the city-state will expand to approximately 76,000 square feet across four centres, with the capacity to serve more than 1,500 professionals.
The move comes at a time when companies across Asia are increasingly choosing flexible office solutions over traditional long-term leases. Businesses today are looking for workspaces that can scale with their growth while offering premium infrastructure, technology, and managed services. By expanding in Singapore, Smartworks is positioning itself to cater to multinational companies, regional headquarters, and fast-growing enterprises operating across Southeast Asia.
Beyond adding more office space, the acquisition gives Smartworks a stronger foothold in one of Asia's most competitive commercial real estate markets. It also aligns with the company's broader vision of building an enterprise-first workspace platform that serves businesses across multiple geographies.
As of March 31, 2026, Smartworks managed nearly 16.1 million square feet of workspace across 66 centres in 15 cities spanning India and Singapore. The addition of Workstudio Spaces further strengthens its international portfolio while reinforcing its focus on sustainable, long-term growth.
With demand for flexible work environments continuing to rise globally, Smartworks is betting that strategic acquisitions and expansion into high-value business hubs will play a key role in shaping its next phase of growth.
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