monday.com's Sydney Expansion Signals Strong APAC Market Commitment

The work management platform monday.com is making a significant regional push with the official opening of its new Asia-Pacific headquarters in Sydney’s central business district. The company, which operates a low-code, no-code Work OS used by over 186,000 customers globally, has now established a dedicated 1,000 square-meter office space at 55 Market Street to support its growing presence across Australia and the broader APAC region.

Rapid Growth in the Australian Market

Since entering the Australian market in mid-2020, monday.com has built an impressive customer base of 13,000+ organizations locally. The company’s momentum has accelerated dramatically, with headcount in Australia surging 76% over the past year alone. This explosive growth trajectory prompted the expansion from its previous smaller location to the new flagship Sydney headquarters, positioning the platform to better serve enterprise clients and mid-market companies across the region.

Strategic Hub for Regional Collaboration

The new office isn’t simply a larger workspace—it represents monday.com’s infrastructure investment in APAC. The headquarters features flexible work environments designed to support both individual productivity and team collaboration, incorporating conference facilities, private phone booths, and communal areas. The design philosophy emphasizes local culture, sustainability, and wellness, integrating locally sourced vintage furniture and Australian-inspired artwork throughout the space.

This central Sydney location places monday.com adjacent to key customers and partners in the region, including organizations like Canva, Tourism Australia, Officeworks, and Kmart. The accessibility and strategic positioning enable the company to strengthen relationships while driving adoption of its work operating system across diverse industries.

Global Expansion Context

The Sydney office opening reinforces monday.com’s broader international strategy. The platform now operates offices across 11 major cities worldwide, including Tel Aviv, New York, London, and Tokyo. With customers spanning 200+ industries across 200+ countries, the APAC headquarters represents a critical growth pillar as the company scales its infrastructure to match accelerating market demand in the region.