First WeWork Co-working Office Opens In Việt Nam

The first WeWork co-working space in Việt Nam opens in HCM City on Wednesday. — VNS Photo Thu Ngân
Viet Nam News

HCM CITY — The first WeWork co-working space in Việt Nam opened on Wednesday in HCM City with 5,000sq.m of space.

Situated in E Town Centre, District 4, the office can accommodate 1,000 customers in four floors ranging from freelancers to bigger enterprises.

“With Việt Nam’s rapid economic growth, we see immense business potential,” Turochas T Faud, managing director of WeWork Southeast Asia, said.

The company said it has since first coming to Southeast Asia in December 2017, it has expanded to 18 locations and has more than 13,000 customers.

Founded in 2010 in the US, it has 425 offices in 100 cities and 27 countries.

Over 45,000 companies use WeWork with member companies including Dell, KPMG, GE, Microsoft, and Samsung. — VNS

 

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