WeWork's IPO filing will reportedly be revealed as soon as next week, giving us our best look yet at its business

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The company confidentially filed to go public in April and was valued at $47 billion in its most recent private funding round in January.

Coworking space startup WeWork could unveil its IPO filing as soon as next week, according to a Bloomberg report Friday. The company confidentially filed to go public in April and was valued at $47 billion in its most recent private funding round in January and has raised $10 billion in funding since 2011. The company's financials have come under scrutiny in the run-up to its public debut as it struggles to turn large real estate investments into a profitable business model.

Coworking space startup WeWork could unveil its IPO filing as soon as next week, according to a Bloomberg report Friday. The company confidentially filed to go public in April and was valued at $47 billion in its most recent private funding round in January and has raised $10 billion in funding since 2011. The company's financials have come under scrutiny in the run-up to its public debut as it struggles to turn large real estate investments into a profitable business model.

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