WeWork India Management Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated February 12, 2026, titled "Media Statement - Disposal of Writ Petition and Interim Applications by the Hon ble Bombay High Court following its unconditional withdrawal by Mr. Rishab Agarwal".
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The Bombay High Court has disposed of a writ petition filed by Mr. Rishab Agarwal challenging WeWork India's IPO, after the petitioner unconditionally withdrew it on February 11, 2026. The court did not grant liberty to refile, bringing an end to all three coordinated legal challenges against the company's IPO. Two earlier petitions by Mr. Vinay Bansal and Mr. Hemant Kulshrestha were already dismissed on December 1, 2025, with the court imposing Rs. 1 lakh costs on one petitioner and noting concerns about the petitioners' bona fides. The company characterised the three petitions as 'orchestrated legal harassment' and noted that the IPO was oversubscribed and has maintained stable market performance.
Positive for shareholders — all legal challenges to the company's IPO have been conclusively resolved in WeWork India's favour, removing lingering uncertainty and affirming the integrity of its IPO disclosures. This closure eliminates a key overhang on the stock and reinforces investor confidence.