SMARTWORKSNSE17 November 2025

Smartworks Coworking Spaces Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation

Smartworks Coworking Spaces Limited

Date: November 17, 2025

To, National Stock Exchange of India Limited (“NSE”) Listing Department Exchange Plaza, C-1 Block G, Bandra Kurla Complex Bandra [E], Mumbai – 400051

To, BSE Limited (“BSE”) Listing Department Corporate Relationship Department Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Dalal Street, Fort, Mumbai - 400 001

NSE Scrip Symbol: SMARTWORKS ISIN: INE0NAZ01010

BSE Scrip Code: 544447 ISIN: INE0NAZ01010

Dear Sir/Ma’am,

Subject: Disclosure under Regulation 30 read with Schedule III of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015-Presentation for analyst and institutional investors meet to be held today at 04:30 P.M. (IST)

Dear Madam/ Sir,

Further to our letter dated 11th November, 2025 intimating about analyst and institutional investors meet on business performance of the Company, and in terms of the requirement of Regulation 30 read with Part A of Schedule III of the Listing Regulations, please find enclosed herewith the presentation to be made at the analyst and institutional investors meet scheduled to be held today at 04:30 P.M (IST) and the same is also being uploaded on the Company’s website at https://www.smartworksoffice.com/investors/ .

This is for your information and record.

Thanking You,

For Smartworks Coworking Spaces Limited

Punam Dargar Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Mem. No.: A56987 Address: Unit No. 305-310, Plot No 9, 10 & 11 Vardhman Trade Centre Nehru Place, South Delhi, Delhi, Delhi, India, 110019

Encl.: As above

Smartworks Coworking Spaces Limited (Formerly known as Smartworks Coworking Spaces Private Limited) Regd. Office: Unit No. 305 – 310, Plot No. 9,10, & 11, Vardhman Trade Centre, Nehru Place, South Delhi – 110 019. Corporate Office: DLF Commercial Building, Block - 3, Zone-6, DLF Phase – 5, Gurugram, Haryana-122002 Phone No: 0124-6919 400 CIN: L74900DL2015PLC310656

Workspaces that work for you Analyst Meet Nov’25

Smartworks: India’s #1 Managed Campus Platform

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Supply Scaling Fastest Taking on entire/large campuses; adding 2.5-3 Mn sq ft each year

Total SBA1 | Leased SBA2

14 Msf | 10.3Msf

Total Centres1

City Presence

61 centres

14 Cities

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3

Serving Enterprise Clients contributing ~90% revenue in Q2FY26

Operational SBA2

Capacity Seats1

Total Clients

Cost Leadership Lowest CAPEX and OPEX in the industry

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Value Centric Pricing Value-for-Money offering to make product resilient in upturns & downturns

9.1 Msf

322k

760+

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Note: 1Total as on date, includes LOIs, under fitouts and centres yet to be handed over; 2As of Sep’25, Leased

Rich Cash Flows Predictable cash flows from durable, long-term enterprise clients with low vacancy risk

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Our Platform connects Landlords, Clients, and Vendor Partners with amenity rich campuses delivering experience with efficiency

WHO WE PARTNER WITH…

WHO WE SERVE

Non-institutional Landlords

Enterprise Clients

One stop solution with guaranteed rentals​

Flexible, Hassle-free offices in just 45 – 60 days​

Vendor Partners

Client Employees

Access to assured footfalls & Projects​

Access to World-class amenities​

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Recreational Zone

Creche

Medical Room

IT Support

Community events & activities

Smart Parking

Gym

Smart Store

Gaming Zone

Training room

Smart Café

Smartworks Experience Ecosystem

24 X 7 secure access

Front desk support

Receptions

Utilities

Food ordering

High Speed Internet

Business address

Mail handling

Shared meeting facilities

Office cleaning

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Flex Spaces Dominate India’s Office Boom with GCCs becoming Primary Occupiers of Flex Spaces Across the Country

Cost advantages & talent pool are driving the influx of GCCs in India

~32%

22,881

17,380

FY23

FY24

GCCs occupy almost 200 Mn sq ft of Grade A office space across India’s Top 6 cities in 2024. 1

Managed spaces have grown the fastest – over 2.5X faster than flex1

Note: Market Intelligence ,Prospectus- CBRE report, JLL, Cushman & Wakefield report 1. GCC Dominates India’s Flex Office – CXO Today

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Our Distinct Supply Advantage

~24% supply from Institutional Developers

~76% of portfolio from Non- Institutional Landlords

“Now acquiring Greenfield Supply as well”

DLF Commercial Tower- A (Gurgaon) SBA: ~478K square feet Capacity seats: ~10K

M-Agile (Pune)

SBA: ~689K square feet

Capacity seats: ~14k

Smartworks Edge

Space Efficiency Taking on large campus - 800K sq ft+ vs Floors

Present Pan-India ~95% supply in Key Clusters

Landlord Repeatability Centers from Developers leasing multiple buildings

TATA Realty Intellion IT Park (Mumbai) SBA: ~557K square feet Capacity seats: ~14K

VTP (Bengaluru)

SBA: ~700K square feet

Capacity seats: ~19k

Leveraging Economies of Scale 15-20% rental savings

Sources: The above supply split are for leased SBA of 10.3 Mn sq ft as of 30th Sep-25

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Established a Pan-India ‘Smartworks’ Brand with Strong Supply Access at preferred terms

North

Total Area (Sq Ft)

% of total SBA

2.07 Mn

16.33%

Gurugram

Delhi

Noida

West

Total Area (Sq Ft)

% of total SBA

6.17 Mn

48.57%

Ahmedabad Indore

Mumbai

Pune

South

Total Area (Sq Ft)

% of total SBA

4.09 Mn

32.18 %

Hyderabad

Bengaluru

Chennai

Coimbatore

Kochi

Note: ~14 Msf total SBA supply visibility as on date

East

Total Area (Sq Ft)

% of total SBA

0.37 Mn

2.92 %

• Visibility for 100% FY26 and

Kolkata

Strong supply visibility of ~14 Mn including LOIs and under fitouts

FY27 Supply; Sourcing for FY28 underway

• Adding ~2.5-3 Mn Sq ft each year

• With steady supply expansion across quarters, our portfolio is now more evenly distributed across cities, reducing concentration risk.

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Raising the bar yet again — Introducing the world’s largest flexible workspace campus

Eastbridge (Mumbai) | SBA: 815k sq. ft. | Capacity seats: ~17k

Leadership of largest centres continues

Vaishnavi Tech Park | Bangalore | 700k sq.ft

M-Agile | Pune | 689k sq.ft

Commenting on the association, Mr. Niranjan Hiranandani, Founder & Chairman, Hiranandani Group said, “Our partnership with Smartworks for Eastbridge reflects a shared belief in the future of large, people-first campuses. Eastbridge is more than just a development; it symbolizes how design, sustainability, and scale can come together to create truly global-standard workplaces. Smartworks’ proven leadership and operational expertise make them the ideal partner to bring this vision to life.”

Source: Company data

AP 81 | Pune | 645k sq.ft

43 EQ | Pune | 613k sq.ft

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Predictable Revenue: Annuity-based income streams given Enterprise first model

Large, Multicity Enterprise Clients

High Rental Visibility

1000+ seats client bucket: 50+ months tenure

~90%

~81% | ~88%

Rental Revenue (Enterprise Clients)

Overall Occupancy Rate | Committed Occupancy Rate

~68%

Rental Revenue (for 300+ seat)

~32%

Rental Revenue (Multi-city clients)

85%

Seats Retention Rate

~49 months

Average Client Tenure (for 300+ seats)

~35% revenue contribution from clients with >1000-seats…& the cohort continues to grow

+23% points

35%

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12%

FY22

H1FY26

Reducing portfolio concentration risk

~39%

~20%

Note: Unless stated otherwise, all data is as of H1FY26 * A healthy churn from an overall portfolio perspective, as the re-leasing has seen higher realizations. Importantly, ~90% of revenue continues to come from enterprise clients with long tenures.

FY19

H1FY26

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Strong execution with Cost Leadership and tech enabled rapid scale up

INR 1,350 / sq ft Capex

Delivering Strong Execution Capability

Maintaining one of the lowest opex

Quick turnaround: 45-60 days

Tech enablement seamless delivery over ~10 Mn sq ft

Standardized designs

Modular and reusable fit outs

Cost Efficient sourcing strategy

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Strong Centre-level Economics with strong occupancy ramp up and payback

Capex incurred >

1,350 / sq. ft

25-30% of the initial capex

+ 3 yrs

+ 5 yrs

T

T+1

Years >

Campus becomes operational

Centre matures

Payback

T+5

Client Renewal cycle

90%+

~60-70%

%occupancy>

T+10

90%+

Good unit economics X Scale = A True compounding business model

Source: Company estimates, Conceptual Slide

• Centers reach maturity within 12 months

90%+ occupancy maintained post- maturity, ensuring steady annuity and predictable revenue

• Payback achieved within 3 years

• Refurbishment costs at renewal (post 5 years) are minimal versus initial capex

• RoCE expands over time, supported by higher pricing from new clients and margin improvement

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Business Longevity and Derisked & Insulated Business – Making us a preferred partner even during Downturns

Asset Liability Mismatch Risk

Concentration Risk

Cyclical Risk

Focus on mid-to-large enterprises drives longer lock- in periods and client retention

Typically not leasing > 30% space in a center1 to a single client

Pricing strategy to achieve rental revenue which is at least 2X rental expenses

Diverse client portfolio across sectors with IT/ITeS only ~40% of the portfolio

No city Concentration Pan India Presence instead of any reliance on one city

Value Pricing ensures that Smartworks is a preferred partner even during Downturns

Long term agreements with landlords and clients

Source: Prospectus. Note: 1. Includes a center which is of over 0.15 Mn sq ft in size.

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Growth is Expected to Accelerate in H2 FY26, Driven by Three Key Factors

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Company

Investor Relations

investor_relations@sworks.co.in www.smartworksoffice.com

Mr Diwakar Pingle / Ms Runjhun Jain E:diwakar.pingle@in.ey.com/runjhun.jain1@in.ey.com T: +91 9833904971 / +91 9820720993

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