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WeWork Stock

Q: Can you buy WeWork stock?

You can no longer buy WeWorkstock on a secondary marketplace as this company is no longer private. If you are interested in buying stock of other private companies, learn more about how to invest in the private market or register today to get started.

www.wework.comReal Estate / Real Estate Products & ServicesFounded: 2010Funding to Date: $8.77B

WeWork was founded in 2010 by Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey to design and operate shared workspaces for a broad array of customers including startups, freelancers, small businesses, and entrepreneurs. As of 2019, the company operates over 846 locations in 123 cities spread over 37 countries. Beyond simply the spaces, the WeWork’s focus is on creating a community between its members, hosting many events including happy hours, lunch and learns, external events, and even a “Summer Camp.” In addition to the workspaces, WeWork has grown to include additional offerings such as WeGrow, a school, and WeLive, which are flexible stay, fully furnished living spaces.

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Can you buy WeWork stock?

You can no longer buy WeWork stock on a secondary marketplace as this company is no longer private. If you are interested in buying stock of other private companies, learn more about how to invest in the private market or register today to get started.

How to buy WeWork stock?

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Can you sell WeWork stock?

You can no longer sell stock of WeWork on Forge as this company is no longer private. However, if you own stock of a private company, Forge may help you sell it in a way that works for you and the company. Learn more or register with us today to get started.

How to sell WeWork stock?

If you hold private company shares of WeWork - whether as an employee or an early investor - Forge can help you sell them.

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Is WeWork a public company?

No, WeWork is a privately held company and is currently not publicly traded on any stock markets including NYSE or NASDAQ.

What is WeWork’s stock price?

The stock price of WeWork is $2.27 as of 10/12/23.

What is WeWork’s stock ticker symbol?

The ticker symbol of WeWork is WE.

Can institutional investors buy and sell private market stocks?

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Team

Management Team

Miguel McKelvey

Co-Founder & Chief Culture Officer

Arthur Minson Jr.

Co-CEO & President

Sebastian Gunningham

Co-CEO & Vice Chairman

Ed Granaghan

Chief Accounting Officer

Board Members

Bruce Dunlevie

Benchmark Capital

Mark Schwartz

SoftBank Group

Ronald Fisher

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Adam Neumann

Frances Frei

Linghuan Zhao

Hony Capital

Steven Langman

The New York Times 04/01/2021

After Failed I.P.O., WeWork Will Go Public Through a Merger

Less than two years after it was rescued from a collapse, the co-working company WeWork has found yet another backer willing to overlook its losses. Instead of a traditional I.P.O., WeWork is merging with BowX Acquisition, a company listed on the stock exchange for the sole purpose of buying a business, in a type of deal that has become hugely popular in recent months.

The Guardian 03/31/2021

'People believed it': the rise and fall of WeWork, a $47bn unicorn

A new documentary relives the highs and lows of the infamous company and its shamanic leader detailing how it went from next big thing to big trouble

SF Chronicle 03/30/2021

Review: Hulu’s WeWork documentary explores the ‘Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn’

Director Jed Rothstein uses credible journalists and disgruntled ex-employees to detail the real estate phenomenon led by WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann.

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