WeWork defied the worldwide spread of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 last month, growing its desk sales by a fifth to 66,000 in December.
The flexible working giant, which went public in the US last year in a highly anticipated initial public offering, said this equated to about 3.9m sq ft of office space, bringing its Q3 sales to 9.9m sq ft.
Shares in the company were stable on the New York Stock Exchange on the news, valued at $9.47 (£6.96) this afternoon.
Meanwhile, it said its membership base increased by 2.25% over the same period. Memberships for its All Access product, which allows users to use any WeWork office, increased to 45,000 last month.
Preliminary consolidated physical occupancy rate was 63% in December, a seven percentage point improvement from 56% physical occupancy at the end of Q3 2021.
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