Singaporean-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce
The Singaporean-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (SGC) is one of the largest business chambers in Singapore, with members spanning a wide range of industries and businesses from both Germany and Singapore. As part of a global network of 150 German Chambers of Industry and Commerce in 93 countries, the SGC plays a central role in fostering bilateral trade and economic collaboration between Germany and Singapore, providing valuable support to businesses from both nations.
The SGC is a valuable and well-established networking platform, well connected with authorities in Singapore and Germany, and offers its members access to exclusive networking events, publications, and opportunities to engage in our active industry committees. By facilitating these connections, SGC gives a voice to businesses and serves as a trusted resource for companies looking to strengthen their ties in the German and Singaporean markets and explore new business opportunities.
SGC at a Glance
> 520Members
Over 520 individual members and growing
> 180Events
Hosted over 180 events in 2024
> 20Years
Over 20 Years of Expertise
The SGC Annual Report 2024 is here!
We are excited to share the latest edition of the Singaporean-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (SGC) Annual Report—a comprehensive overview of our activities, milestones, and the vibrant German-Singaporean business community. Inside, you’ll find:
Key highlights from the past year
Insights into industry trends and collaborations
Member achievements and success stories
This report reflects the continued partnership and innovation driving our community forward.
Explore key factors shaping the economic environments of Singapore and Germany
Key takeaways:
Drawn from survey insights and real-world case studies Germany excels in GreenTech, advanced manufacturing, and duo vocational training, offering valuable strategies to address Singapore's skilled labour challenges and operational costs. Singapore leads with its SmartNation initiatives, digitalisation in administration, and efficient regulatory frameworks, showcasing a model for enhanced government-business interactions.
