One of Malaysia's largest coworking space firm, WORQ announced on Monday its plan to double its total space to an impressive 200,000 square feet by the close of 2023.
CEO of WORQ, Stephanie Ping is confident in the company's proven business model and underscored the steady progress of their expansion strategy.
WORQ partnered successfully with real estate entities, skillfully transforming underutilised office spaces into their signature coworking solutions, tailored to the needs of enterprises, small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), and startups.
Founded in 2017, WORQ has continued its upward trajectory, overcoming the challenges posed by the pandemic by successfully launching 6 new outlets while maintaining profitability.
The company recently unveiled a new initiative called WORQ Express on Pulau Perhentian in Malaysia.
WORQ Express enables professionals and digital nomads with the freedom to work flexibly from any location, effectively reducing commuting time and supercharging productivity.
By collaborating with Alunan Resort, WORQ demonstrates its steadfast dedication to revolutionising the coworking landscape by offering self-service workspaces and meeting rooms that cater to the evolving needs of remote workers.
With ambitious plans to extend the convenience and flexibility of WORQ Express to multiple locations throughout Malaysia, the company's strategic focus centers on untapped markets, particularly high-traffic areas like shopping malls, train stations, and airports.
Teckwai Saw
