₹45 crore from its existing investors. This funding, as it comes amid the covid-19 pandemic, is a shot in the arm for startups such as 91springboard that are creating co-working communities for large enterprises as well as small and medium enterprises and start-ups."We plan to utilize the funding by offering new-age and customized solutions that will help all our members adapt to the new normal," said Anand Vemuri, chief executive, 91Springboard.The startup claims that it is one of the few co-working players that has been profitable on a company level."We have reopened 14 of our 27 co-working spaces across India.
These 14 office spaces are located in Delhi NCR, Gurgaon, Noida Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Goa. The rest of the spaces will reopen.