This was also clear when Prime Minister Stefan Lofven in mid-February together with a high-level business delegation visited the “Make in India” week in Mumbai, hosted by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Though, to make business in India has never been considered easy and tedious bureaucracy, corruption, regulations regarding taxation and labor are seen as difficult obstacles to overcome.

The 8^th Business Climate Survey conducted by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce India in partnership with Embassy of Sweden in New Delhi, Consulate General in Mumbai and Business Sweden, brings to light the experience of doing business in India as perceived by the Swedish business community.

The 2015/16 survey captures the input from 141 (89%) Swedish companies established in the country from sectors such as Engineering products, IT/Telecom, Automotive & Heavy Vehicle, Fashion & Lifestyle, Life Science/Health Care & Medtech, Service and Defense. Swedish companies have been present in India for decades and generate almost 160,000 direct jobs in India and about 1,1 million jobs indirectly.

Take the opportunity to listen to seasoned company leaders and Team Sweden’s representatives expanding upon their experiences of doing business in India and the result of the survey. 

Malmö, April 6:

Venue: Mannheimer Swartling, 
Södergatan 22, Malmö
Time: 08.30-10.00
Breakfast and registration from 08.00 

Program

• Presentation of the India Business Climate Survey 2015 

• Panel debate
  Company leaders and Team Sweden’s representatives expanding upon their experiences of doing business in India and the result of the survey

Speakers/panelists:

Anders Grundströmer, VP Scania, fd MD av Scania India

Kamal Bali, MD Volvo India

Cecilia Edebo, Vice President SCA, former Managing Director SCA India

Fredrika Ornbrant, Consul General

Anna Liberg, Trade Commissioner Business Sweden

Sara Larsson, General Manager Swedish Chamber of Commerce India

It is possible to have individual meetings with panellists.

Welcome!