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The startup, which was meant to change the world of professional women in India, is evaluating possible acquisitions.

leap.club is halting its operations. The platform, which was born in 2020 with the idea of building a professional network and safe community for women, has now announced that the numbers are not holding good and it’s time to stop and evaluate the next steps.
In the process, the startup is shutting down its offline club in Mumbai that it had opened last year. The club, located in Bandra, was essentially meant to be a co-working space for women that offered workstations, meeting rooms, a host of events and speaker sessions to its members. It was also the company’s big …
The co-working giant’s initial public offering is a missed opportunity that prioritizes promoter interests at the expense of incoming shareholders. Given this, the tepid investor interest is no surprise.
Mumbai-based leap.club wanted to become the ultimate online platform for professional women. It has now moved away from that idea and opened up a club in Bandra.