Beijing-based start-up Ucommune, China’s largest co-working office space provider, currently operates at 160 locations in 36 cities, including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Singapore, as well as New York and Los Angeles in the United States. Photo: Handout Beijing-based start-up Ucommune, China’s largest co-working office space provider, currently operates at 160 locations in 36 cities, including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Singapore, as well as New York and Los Angeles in the United States. Photo: Handout
Beijing-based start-up Ucommune, China’s largest co-working office space provider, currently operates at 160 locations in 36 cities, including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Singapore, as well as New York and Los Angeles in the United States. Photo: Handout

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Is more consolidation on the cards for China’s co-working office space market?

Mao Daqing, the founder and chairman of Ucommune, said mergers and acquisitions have helped accelerate growth at his three-year-old company, China’s largest co-working office space provider

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Yingzhi Yang
Yingzhi Yang

Updated: 7:00am, 20 Apr, 2018

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Beijing-based start-up Ucommune, China’s largest co-working office space provider, currently operates at 160 locations in 36 cities, including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Singapore, as well as New York and Los Angeles in the United States. Photo: Handout Beijing-based start-up Ucommune, China’s largest co-working office space provider, currently operates at 160 locations in 36 cities, including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Singapore, as well as New York and Los Angeles in the United States. Photo: Handout
Beijing-based start-up Ucommune, China’s largest co-working office space provider, currently operates at 160 locations in 36 cities, including Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Singapore, as well as New York and Los Angeles in the United States. Photo: Handout
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