AfricaWorks, the leading pan-African co-working space provider, has been named one of the Financial Times Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies for the second consecutive year, ranked 5th fastest-growing company on the continent in the overall ranking, a list that featured innovative companies like AFEX, Moniepoint Inc. (Formerly TeamApt Inc.) and Wasoko with the strongest revenue growth between 2018-2022.
The prestigious annual ranking, produced in partnership with Statista, recognizes the fastest-growing, predominantly organic companies across Africa. After months of research and public calls for participation, AfricaWorks stood out as a top performer for the second consecutive year, thanks to its innovative business model, strong customer service, and commitment to supporting entrepreneurship and economic growth in Africa.
“We are thrilled to be recognized as one of the Financial Times Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies for the second consecutive year,” said Greg Schwebig, CEO of AfricaWorks. “This achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and innovation of our team, members, and partners across Africa. We are proud to be playing a key role in driving entrepreneurship, innovation, and job creation in Africa, and we look forward to continuing to grow and expand in the years ahead.”
“Our growth over the past two years reflects the increasing demand for high-quality co-working spaces and services across the continent a sign that Africa’s business ecosystem is growing exponentialy. We are proud to be playing a role in driving entrepreneurship and economic growth in Africa, and we look forward to continuing to support our members and partners in achieving their goals,” said Linda Okwudili MD AfricaWorks Nigeria.
About AfricaWorks:
AfricaWorks is the leading pan-African co-working space provider with 9 spaces in 7 cities across Africa: Abidjan, Accra, Cape Town, Dakar, Lagos, Lusaka and Nairobi. AfricaWorks provides enterprise solutions, flexible office spaces, meeting rooms, virtual office solutions and more to entrepreneurs, startups, SMEs and Multinationals across Africa.
