Common Ground raises US$20mil to fuel regional expansion plans


Co-founded by Erman Akinci(right) and Juhn Teo(left), Common Ground

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s co-working industry leader, Common Ground, has raised a US$20 million Series A funding to fuel its regional expansion plans, triple its number of venues in Malaysia and advance its technological interface by the year-end.

This is in line with the brand’s efforts to grow its roster of corporate clients and partners as well as community members with shared office spaces making further inroads into Malaysia’s commercial real estate.

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