- WeWork, the popular co-working startup, is only one of the companies under The We Company business umbrella.
- Reports indicate that the We Company could publicly file its IPO paperwork as early as this week.
- Originally called WeWork, the startup rebranded under the new name The We Company at the start of 2019 in order to make room for spin-off businesses WeLive, WeGrow, and Rise by We.
- These are the companies under the We Company umbrella, as well as some of the other areas that the company has hinted at expanding into.
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The company that operates WeWork's cache of millennial-attracting co-working spaces is set to publicly file its IPO paperwork as soon as this week.
The We Company, last valued at $47 billion, confidentially filed to go public in April. Its IPO is highly anticipated by high-stake investors like SoftBank and others in the tech industry curious to see the company's financials and its plan to turn the money-losing business into a sustainable and profitable enterprise.
Under CEO Adam Neumann, the We Company has invested in a bizarre range of projects, from turmeric coffee creamer to wave pools. The company itself rebranded - from WeWork to We Company - in January so it could more easily organize and promote its offerings beyond shared office space.
These are the businesses under The We Company umbrella: