Table Space and Rava Partners Acquired Stake in KMC
The investment combines managed-office platforms across India and the Philippines.
Updated on Sept. 19, 2026 in Remote Work
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Table Space and Rava Partners have acquired a majority stake in KMC Solutions. The transaction integrates the managed-office service platforms across India and the Philippines to better serve customers operating in multiple markets.
Why it matters
The deal links India and the Philippines as complementary hubs for global business services and capability centers. It facilitates the cross-selling of services while sharing technology and operational assets between the firms.
Table Space operates 33 office clusters across 8 Indian cities, managing 11.46 million square feet of leasable space. KMC Solutions currently operates more than 30 offices throughout the Philippines.
The players
Table Space
Table Space is a provider of managed-office spaces with a significant presence in Tier-I Indian cities.
Rava Partners
Rava Partners is an investment firm that has deployed $4 billion in equity across real-estate companies since its inception.
KMC Solutions
KMC Solutions is a Philippines-based firm that manages a network of over 30 offices for businesses.
The details
KMC Solutions founders retain a significant interest in the company, which gains access to the regional networks and capital of Table Space and Hillhouse. The partnership aims to provide a unified managed-office experience for clients with international operations.
Timeline
2010: KMC Solutions was founded.
2017: Table Space was founded.
2020: Rava Partners launched.
March 31, 2026: Table Space reported leasable area statistics.
August 10, 2026: Table Space filed a draft red herring prospectus.
Market Landscape
This deal underscores the rapid consolidation of managed-office providers as they seek to scale platforms for multinational clients. The partnership follows a pattern set by Table Space as it prepares for an IPO following the 2026 draft red herring prospectus filing.
Businesses operating in the Philippines or India may see more streamlined cross-border workspace solutions and unified service standards. Clients can expect increased integration of technology and operational support as the entities merge their regional capabilities.
The takeaway
The move highlights how real-estate firms are leveraging international hubs to capture demand from companies seeking multi-market workspace solutions. Investors should note this as a critical step in the expansion of office-management platforms toward broader global networks.
Further reading
Learn more about the evolving landscape of global workspace management in our Remote Work section.
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