Workspace provider UrbanVault plans Rs 100 crore investment in FY25 for pan-India expansion
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UrbanVault is growing its presence with a new 35,000 sq ft space in Gurgaon. The flexible workspace provider plans to invest Rs 100 crore for expansion across India in fiscal year 2025. This Gurgaon location will offer 700 premium seats. UrbanVault is also considering expansion in other Gurgaon areas and Noida.
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