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We are one of the leading organisations in India that support and assists Micro, small and medium companies to grow globally

About

ICIB Started in 2007 by leading industrialists, our organisation has now grown to 12 states and 42 countries.

The scope for development is immense and we strive to bring up the industry and services sector of India by bringing them at par with the world.

Events

We conduct events on a regular basis that involves industry interactions, award nights, joint programs with other chambers and many more. Invitees from government and industry are regular guiding force to our members.

Membership

Become a member, partner with us, join hands for events, delegations & industry interactions. We organise B2B meets for benefit of members. We promote interactions with financial institutions, trade bodies, government offices and redressal mechanisms. 

Get Involved

We have a vast gender and sector diversity in our chamber with a strong women's wing and 22 sector and expert committees. All members are given a chance to be a part of them.

News 1

Last Event

Dec 2023

The government has settled 43,904 refund claims worth ₹700 crore of the country’s Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) under the dispute resolution scheme Vivad se Vishwas.

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ICIB International Farmtech summit concluded in Nagpur with participation of more than 500 companies in the Agritech and Agriculture sector. The event was supported by DGFT and Govt of Maharashtra.

News 2

Nov 2023

The central government is considering a slew of measures to boost Indian micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), which include policy measures to integrate them with international markets, digital support for global competitiveness, ease of compliance on Goods and Services Tax (GST) laws, and providing low-cost credit.

Upcoming Event

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Business Trends in Eastern Europe 

Dec 2023

News 3

The government of India will take measures to ease cross-border payments for MSMEs, which is crucial to drive them towards reaching 60% of the ambitious $2 trillion export target by 2030.

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