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International Workplace Group is the world's largest flexible-workspace operator, with brands including Regus and Spaces. It provides offices, coworking and meeting space while increasingly expanding through capital-light managed and franchised locations.
Serviced offices, coworking, meeting rooms, virtual offices, workplace memberships and managed or franchised flexible-workspace centres.
Businesses, entrepreneurs and mobile workers across a large global network spanning city centres, suburbs and transport locations.
Hybrid working, occupancy and revenue per workstation, managed and franchised centre openings, customer demand, cost reduction, cash generation and execution of the capital-light platform strategy.
Lease liabilities and debt, economic downturns reducing office demand, slower centre maturation, property costs, competition, foreign exchange and execution risk as the network shifts toward managed and franchised sites.
11 August 2026: first-half adjusted core profit edged up 1% to $265m and system-wide revenue rose 11% to a record $2.4bn. IWG reiterated 2026 adjusted core-profit guidance of $585m-$625m, expecting cost reductions to support the second half.
IWG resumed shareholder distributions after the pandemic. The 2025 final dividend of 0.93 US cents per share was paid on 29 May 2026 to shareholders registered on 1 May. No 2026 interim dividend had been confirmed in the sources checked by 14 August.
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