Singapore, Hong Kong, and everywhere between.

How it started

Initiated by a group of Singaporean businessmen in Hong Kong, the Singapore Chamber of Commerce (Hong Kong) was incorporated in Hong Kong in September 1995 with the support of the Singapore Consulate-General, the then Singapore Trade Development Board, the Singapore Economic Development Board and the Singapore Tourism Board.

Who backs the chamber

Gold Sponsors7

Silver Sponsors1

What it sets out to do

The chamber publishes five objectives. These are all five, in its order and wording.

1. To foster closer economic links, business understanding and co-operation between Singapore, Hong Kong, China and other countries in the region
2. To establish channels of communication and ongoing dialogue amongst its members and with relevant government organizations in Singapore, Hong Kong, the PRC and other countries
3. To associate and co-operate with other chambers of commerce, relevant trade organizations and associations in Singapore, Hong Kong, the PRC and other countries
4. To collect, evaluate and disseminate statistics and other information relating to trade and industry which are beneficial to members
5. To encourage involvement and contribution by members to further the objectives of the Chamber

Three rates

Corporate, individual and a reduced rate for members aged forty and below.

What each membership carries

What is on

Dates, venues and registration.

54 corporate members

The corporate tab of the chamber’s membership directory.

The full directory

The chamber’s year