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UrWork

Sunshine Block 100D, No. 2 Guanghua Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100000, China

Overview

Ucommune offers co-working space solutions. It provides long-term leasing, hot desk, corporate customization, and professional solutions. Ucommune caters to small-to-medium enterprises across China, Singapore, New York City, San Francisco in California, and London in the United Kingdom. Mao Daqing founded Ucommune in 2015, with its headquarters in Beijing in China.

Total investments
2
Lead investments
1
Investments · 12mo
0
Active investors
8

Sector focus

  • Coworking
  • Facility Management
  • Sharing Economy
  • Virtual Workforce
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Investment portfolio

  • She Power

    Led · Equity · May 2018

    She Power operates a shared consulting platform that connects female professionals and entrepreneurs through its "Sister Club" and focuses on developing "Woman Leadership." Its offerings comprise online and offline courses, conferences and corporate visits. The company reports more than 200,000 subscribed members, including about 400 C-suite executives and entrepreneurs. Founded in December 2015 in Shanghai by CEO Qiu Yumei, She Power has built a sizable community of businesswomen in China. It raised US$1.5M in funding from ucommune to support growth. The company intends to use the funds to revamp IT infrastructure, expand its network, and build a woman-oriented paid content platform.

  • ReWork

    Participated · Series A · Sep 2017

    ReWork operates collaborative co-working spaces and membership services, targeting established companies and corporate clients as its core customer base. The startup currently runs two locations in Jakarta and plans to add four more in the city within six months, with subsequent expansion to Bali and Bandung and potential moves into the Philippines and Malaysia next year. Its typical commercial model is revenue-sharing with property owners, and it is negotiating joint ventures with larger real estate firms to scale more rapidly. ReWork has a partnership to open small outposts alongside commercial property group Ismaya to broaden member access and reach new demographics. The company says it will integrate technologies and apps with strategic investor UrWork, and investors have praised its rapid member and revenue growth, healthy margins, and strong retention. ReWork is positioning itself as a landing platform for Chinese companies entering Indonesia and to support both local and overseas firms through its collaborative workspace network.

Team

  • Yang Jin

    CEO

  • He Zhuangkun

    Co-Founder & Director

  • Daqing Mao

    Founder

  • Yan Lingyang

    CFO

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