Monday Expands in Andorra with Second Coworking Center as Part of Ongoing Iberian Growth Strategy
The Spanish coworking provider Monday, member of the C20 platform supported by Coworking Europe and GCUC, is expanding its presence in Andorra with a second location set to open in early 2026, writes CoworkingSpain. The new center, Monday Carlemany, will offer 1,500 m2 over two floors with capacity for 190 users. It will be located close to Monday’s existing Escaldes site, which is currently operating at full occupancy.
The new facility will include fully equipped offices, meeting rooms, communal areas, a gym, changing rooms, and a podcast studio. It is designed to serve a diverse user base, from independent professionals to corporate teams.
The opening follows the company’s first coworking space in the Principality, and is part of a broader effort to meet growing demand in the region.
In September 2025, Monday signed a collaboration agreement with Andorra Business under the name “Andorra Impulsa by Monday”, which provides monthly advisory sessions and support for entrepreneurs and businesses in the country. ork.
The launch of Monday Carlemany is part of the company’s wider strategy to grow its network across the Iberian Peninsula. Monday currently operates 15 centers in Spain, Andorra, and Lisbon, covering nearly 40,000 m2 and serving more than 5,000 users.
In Barcelona, Monday recently opened its sixth location, while a new center has been announced in Zaragoza. Looking ahead, the company aims to operate 20 centers by the end of 2026, with a projected footprint of 60,000 m2.
Expansion priorities include new openings in Seville, Valencia, and San Sebastián, as well as further growth in Madridand Lisbon. Monday is also exploring other national and international markets to strengthen its presence in strategic business hubs.
Monday reported nearly €14 million in revenue in 2024, up from €12 million the previous year, reminds CoworkingSpain. The company anticipates 25% revenue growth in 2025, aiming to exceed €17.5 million, alongside a projected EBITDA of €4 million, marking a 50% increase from 2024.
All members of the Monday network have access to its facilities across all active cities, supported by professional services such as business consulting, administration, and marketing.
Monday continues to position itself as a key player in Southern Europe’s evolving coworking landscape, leveraging a model that combines workspace flexibility, value-added services, and community-building.
Pic source: Monday website
