Hyderabad-based iSprout, one of India’s fastest-growing managed office providers, has raised ₹60 crore in debt funding from Tata Capital. The capital infusion will accelerate the company’s expansion across key Indian metros, enhance enterprise-grade infrastructure, and scale its rapidly growing portfolio of managed office spaces. With flexible workspaces becoming a strategic priority for enterprises, iSprout is poised to meet rising demand while maintaining high-quality, design-driven work environments.

“This investment strengthens iSprout’s position to further expand into the high-growth business hubs, allowing us to capture a larger market share in the flexible workspaces and scale with disciplined, asset-strategic growth. With strong occupancy and a robust pipeline, we are committed to delivering long-term value to our clients, investors, and stakeholders, while accelerating our growth journey, including plans for an IPO in the coming years”, said Sundari Patibandla, Co-founder & CEO, iSprout.

With flexible workspaces now becoming a strategic priority for both domestic and global enterprises, iSprout is witnessing strong demand for customized, fully managed office environments. The new funding enables the company to scale faster to meet this surge while maintaining its commitment to delivering high-quality, design-driven workspaces.

Sreeni Tirdhala, Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer, said: “We have grown 10x in the last five years, and this investment aligns with our mission to build world-class managed offices. Enterprises and GCCs need flexible, high-performance work ecosystems. This funding reinforces our ability to deliver tech-enabled, future-ready spaces. We’re excited to scale with speed and quality.”

iSprout plans to deploy the capital towards new centers in Indian tier 1 and tier 2 cities, along with upgrades to its technology, workspace customization capabilities, and end-to-end facility management services.

With presence across 9 cities, and 25 state-of-the-art centres, iSprout has a portfolio of 2.5 million sq. ft., including spaces that are currently under rapid development.