Disclaimer: WeWork China operates and manages independently and has nothing to do with the decisions of the United States and Canada

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Alejandro86 and soft media users 1520111 for their clue delivery! CTOnews.com, November 7, WeWork China issued a statement saying that the major strategic restructuring decisions made by WeWork in the United States and Canada today have nothing to do with WeWork China.

The statement stressed that WeWork China was separated from WeWork as early as the end of 2020. WeWork China is an independent brand and has become a company focused on providing high-quality flexible office space and comprehensive office services in the Chinese market.

CTOnews.com noted that WeWork China has independent operating and management capabilities, rather than subsidiaries or subsidiaries of WeWork, let alone participate in the ongoing strategic restructuring process in the United States and Canada. Therefore, any operations in WeWork's other regions of the world will not have any impact on WeWork China.

At present, WeWork China operates in 12 cities across the country, providing professional services to more than 6000 enterprises and more than 70000 members. This year, three new communities have been launched one after another: the Enterprise Tiandi Community in Wuhan, the International Media Port Community in Shanghai, and the good World Commercial Plaza Community in Beijing (Phase II).

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