Welcome to the Swedish Chamber of Commerce India

The Swedish Chamber is an independent, non-profit networking organization with the mission to promote Swedish commercial interests in India and promote the development of trade, commerce and industry and economic, social and cultural relations between Sweden and India.

Member companies include the vast majority of the large Swedish companies and a number of small and middle sized companies operating in India.

The Chamber provides unique business opportunities through various activities and offers lobbying services and access to an influential network of individuals with good knowledge about doing business in India. We are regularly organizing activities such as expert seminars on various topics, workshops and breakfast meetings with invited speakers. In addition, members obtain exclusive membership services and receive up to date news and information.

Swedish Chamber of Commerce India

The SCCI office will be closed on the following dates in April.

State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Frank Belfrage visits the Swedish Chamber of Commerce India

On March 2, 2012 another prestigious delegation from Sweden lead by the State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Frank Belfrage visited the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in India.

Mr. Frank Belfrage

Exploring Business Opportunities with Swedish Buying Houses

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce India in collaboration with the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) and support of the Embassy of Sweden organised an Interactive session on "Exploring Business Opportunities with Swedish Buying Houses".

Swedish Chamber of Commerce India conferred with the Amity Excellence Award for promoting trade between India and Sweden

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce India has been conferred with the "Amity Excellence Award for Promoting International Trade between India and Sweden" during the 14th International Business Summit (INBUSH).

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