We can open almost any door in India — and most in Sweden too.
Sweden-India Business Council is the trusted bridge between the Swedish and Indian economies — not a transactional chamber, but a long-term strategic partner to the businesses, governments, investors and institutions building the Sweden-India corridor.
The trusted bridge between two economies
Sweden-India Business Council is more than a chamber of commerce — it is the trusted bridge connecting businesses, government, investors, academia and other stakeholders across the Sweden-India corridor. We facilitate market access, broker relationships across sectors, and stay with members long after the first introduction is made.
The milestones that built the bridge, one relationship at a time
2003
Founded
Sweden-India Business Council established in 2003 to formalise growing Swedish-Indian trade ties and build a trusted bridge between the two economies.
2011
CEO Forum launched
Co-chaired structure created, reporting to both Prime Ministers.
2015
First flagship summit
India Innovation Day debuts, becoming an annual fixture.
2019
250+ members
Membership crosses 250 organisations across 15 sectors.
2023
1,200+ events milestone
Two decades of roundtables, delegations and forums.
2026
A new chapter
A modernised Sweden-India Business Council, still the same trusted bridge.
How we’re different
It's personal to us
Every introduction is made by someone who knows both sides of the table.
We focus on people
Relationships outlast any single deal — we invest in them for the long term.
A strong legacy
Two decades of trust, built quietly and maintained deliberately.
1,200+ events
A depth of programming no newer entrant can match.
No door we can't open
From ministries to boardrooms, our network reaches where it matters.
85+ delegations
The high-effort work that turns interest into signed business.
Co-chaired, and reporting to both Prime Ministers
The CEO Forum is co-chaired by senior business leaders from both countries — including Marcus Wallenberg — and reports directly to the Prime Ministers of Sweden and India. It’s a credibility structure most councils simply don’t have.
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1,200+
Events hosted
20+
Years
250+
Members
15+
Sectors