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印度共享辦公空間:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計、成長預測(2025-2030 年)India Co-working Office Spaces - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2025 - 2030) |
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印度共享辦公空間市場規模預計在 2025 年達到 20.8 億美元,預計到 2030 年將達到 29.1 億美元,預測期內(2025-2030 年)的複合年成長率為 7%。
在印度,共享辦公空間主要因為其成本效益而受到新興企業的青睞。使用者只需支付使用費和租金,無需任何額外費用,也沒有傳統辦公室的複雜手續或基礎設施維護、維修費用。新興企業最初的資本有限,因此具有業務成本低的優勢。在不斷變化的經濟環境中,不受限制性條款的長期租賃協議束縛的企業處於更有利的地位。共享辦公空間提供靈活的收費系統,您可以根據自己的確切需求混合搭配服務包。如果使用者需要減少或增加企劃團隊,例如如果一家公司正處於快速成長時期並需要更多的員工,那麼共享辦公空間可以隨時滿足這項要求。
企業收益是推動共享辦公空間需求的關鍵因素。與傳統辦公空間相比,共享辦公空間可節省 12-72% 的成本。傳統辦公空間的成本會迅速增加。傳統辦公空間的價格除了租賃費外,還包括水電費、網路費、技術支援和維護費。相反,共享辦公室會員資格通常包括公用設施、網路、技術支援和維護。各種規模的企業都在尋求降低共用工作空間的成本。
共享辦公室生態系統最初是新興企業和自由工作者的一種選擇,現在已成為中小型企業的必需品。在潛在的1200萬至1600萬個座位容量中,有1030萬個座位已分配給大型企業。自由工作者與中小企業之間存在著150萬人的品質差距。
截至 2023 年 10 月 3 日,印度已鞏固其作為全球第三大新Start-Ups生態系統的地位,全國 763 個地區已有超過 1,12,718Start-Ups獲得 DPIIT 認可。在創新品質方面,印度在科學出版品質和大學品質方面排名世界第二,並躋身中等收入國家之列。印度的創新正在超越產業界限,新興企業正在應對 56 個不同垂直產業的挑戰。值得注意的是,13% 的新興企業從事 IT 服務業,9% 從事醫療保健和生命科學業,7% 從事教育業,5% 從事農業業,5% 從事食品和飲料業。
最小的是擁有10萬個座位的新興企業。隨著從傳統辦公室向靈活工作空間的重大轉變越來越被廣泛接受,越來越多的中小型企業開始採用聯合辦公,因為它具有成本效益、靈活性、技術整合、卓越的基礎設施、更高的生產力、即插即用解決方案、網路機會等。這使得中小型企業可以省去管理財產的麻煩,並專注於核心業務。
印度的共同工作空間市場分散,既有全球參與者,也有本地參與者。該市場的一些主要企業包括 91 Springboard、Awfis、WeWork 和 Mumbai Coworking。越來越多的企業正在加緊努力,滿足人們對休閒辦公環境日益成長的需求。印度共享辦公空間市場中的公司正在採取策略聯盟、合併和收購等多種成長和擴大策略,以獲得競爭優勢。
The India Co-working Office Spaces Market size is estimated at USD 2.08 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach USD 2.91 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 7% during the forecast period (2025-2030).
In India, startups mainly prefer co-working spaces for cost-effectiveness. Users only pay for what they use and rent, nothing extra, and there are no hassles or spending on infrastructure maintenance and repair, which conventional offices include. Since startups initially function on limited capital, lower costs of performing work are in their favor. Companies not bound by long-term lease contracts with strict terms in a regularly changing economic environment will be better positioned. Co-working spaces offer flexible tariffs that can combine service packages, such as choosing precisely what suits users' needs. In case users need to reduce or, on the contrary, increase the project team, for example, if companies enter a period of rapid growth and need more employees, using co-working spaces can always do it.
The companies' bottom lines are a crucial factor driving demand for co-working space. Based on locations nationwide, co-working offers a 12-72% cost reduction compared to traditional office space. The cost of traditional office space quickly adds up. In addition to lease payments, prices for conventional office space include utilities, internet, and tech support and maintenance. Conversely, utilities, internet, tech support, and maintenance are typically included in co-working memberships. Businesses of all sizes have caught on to the cost savings of shared workspace.
Co-working ecosystem, initially the go-to option for startups and freelancers, has become a prerequisite for SMEs. The biggest chunk of 10.3 million seats out of the total 12-16 million potential seats is ascribed to large companies. There is a quality divide of 1.5 million each among freelancers and SMEs.
As of October 3, 2023, India cemented its position as the third-largest startup ecosystem globally, boasting over 112,718 startups recognized by DPIIT across 763 districts nationwide. Regarding innovation quality, India ranks second globally, excelling particularly in the quality of scientific publications and the caliber of its universities among middle-income economies. Innovation in India transcends specific sectors, with startups addressing challenges across 56 diverse industrial domains. Notably, 13% of these startups operate in IT services, 9% in healthcare and life sciences, 7% in education, 5% in agriculture, and 5% in food and beverages.
The most minor lot is formed by startups at 100,000 seats. With a substantial shift from traditional offices to flexible workspaces attaining widespread acceptance, more SMEs are embracing coworking due to cost efficiency, flexibility, tech integrations, superior infrastructure, enhanced productivity, plug-and-play solutions, and networking opportunities. Thus, they can concentrate on their fundamental business minus the hassle of managing real estate.
The Indian co-working office space market is fragmented, with global and local co-working market players. Some of the key players in the market are 91 Springboard, Awfis, WeWork, and Mumbai Coworking. Also, many more are entering the need to fulfill the rapid demand for casual environment offices. Companies in the Indian co-working office space market are involved in several growth and expansion strategies, such as strategic partnerships, mergers, and acquisitions, to gain a competitive advantage.