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Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation
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Fundacja Współpracy Polsko-Indyjskiej
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2025
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PICC is a bilateral, non-profit foundation (legally Fundacja Współpracy Polsko-Indyjskiej) incorporated in Poland that operates as the dedicated chamber of cooperation between Poland and India. Founded in 2025 following the historic August 2024 visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Poland, PICC is headquartered in Wrocław with regional operations in Mumbai. The organization serves exporters, SMEs, startups, multinationals, universities, government institutions, and student members across both countries, positioning itself as a neutral platform for collaboration spanning trade, education, culture, policy, and innovation.

The core commercial offering is a three-tier annual membership program — Silver, Gold, and Platinum — providing progressively earlier access to trade opportunities (Day 0 for Platinum, 7-day priority for Gold), broader access to verified EU and India business contacts, escalating discounts on paid events and international delegations, and tiered discounts on facilitation commissions (0.5% Silver, 1% Gold, 1.5% Platinum). Beyond membership, PICC delivers B2B and B2G matchmaking, market access and regulatory advisory support, curated trade delegations and business missions across Wrocław, Warsaw, Kraków, New Delhi, and Gujarat, knowledge publications (monthly EU-Poland Trade Magazine, quarterly sector reports, whitepapers), and a digital member directory. Revenue is generated through subscription fees, paid event participation, and commissions on facilitated trade deals, joint ventures, and distributor matchmaking.

The go-to-market is relationship- and event-driven, leveraging delegations, summits, MoU signings, policy roundtables, and community initiatives such as cultural festivals and film screenings to acquire members and demonstrate institutional credibility. Marketing channels span conferences, digital publications, webinars, earned media, community engagement, and member referrals. The chamber maintains recognized Honorary Ambassadors (Shreekant Patil and Rahul Pradhan) alongside President Krystyna Wróblewska and Vice President Vincent Peter, and operates without disclosed venture or institutional investment, suggesting reliance on membership fees, event revenues, and partnership-based support for funding.

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PICC is a non-profit bilateral chamber bridging Poland and India, founded in 2025. It offers tiered Silver/Gold/Platinum membership, B2B and B2G matchmaking, trade delegations, market access advisory, and knowledge resources for exporters, SMEs, institutions, and students across both countries.

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HeadquartersWroclaw, Poland
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bilateral trade facilitation, business matchmaking services, chamber of commerce, trade delegation services, international networking events
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1Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies)
CodeTHAHACAAPrimaryYes
2Meeting & Conference Planning & Coordination
CodeHSACADAAPrimaryNo
3Technical Committees, Working Groups & Expert Panels
CodeBPADANABPrimaryNo
4Research Collaboration & Joint Labs (International Partnerships)
CodeEDAIABACPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Business Associations813910
  • Convention and Trade Show Organizers561920
  • Professional Organizations81392
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  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Bilateral Trade Facilitation
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1Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Three-tiered membership model (Silver, Gold, Platinum) with annual billing. Members receive differentiated access to trade opportunities, events, delegations, and business network.

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2Event Participation Fees
TypeTransaction Fee
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Revenue from paid events, conferences, trade missions, and business delegations. Discounts provided based on membership tier.

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3Facilitation and Deal Commissions
TypeTransaction Fee
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Commission on facilitated trade deals, joint ventures, export/import arrangements, and distributor matchmaking. Members receive tiered discounts (0.5% Silver, 1% Gold, 1.5% Platinum).

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Pricing details3 tiers
1Entry tier providing foundational access to EU-Poland trade intelligence and limited business contacts
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Silver Membership includes: Monthly EU–Poland Trade Magazine, Quarterly Sector & Opportunity Report, Limited access to verified EU business contacts, 0.5% discount on PICC facilitation/deal commissions, 10% discount on registration for one PICC-hosted paid event in India per year. Best for SMEs, manufacturers, and first-time exporters.

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2Priority tier offering growth-focused benefits with 7-day advance access to opportunities
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Gold Membership includes all Silver benefits plus: Priority access 7 days before Silver, Broader access to verified EU business contacts, One complimentary entry to PICC networking event in India per year, 10% discount on registration for up to two PICC-hosted paid events, Preferential pricing for international delegations, 1% discount on PICC facilitation/deal commissions, Featured listing in member directory. Best for active exporters, importers, and growth-stage companies.

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3Premier tier with strategic access and visibility, earliest access to all opportunities
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Platinum Membership includes all Silver & Gold benefits plus: Earliest access at Day 0 (1 week before Gold, 2 weeks before Silver), Priority invitations for international delegations, 15% discount on registration for up to three PICC-hosted paid events, 10% discount on one planned PICC group delegation abroad, Full access to verified India–EU business network, Dedicated Relationship Manager, 1.5% discount on PICC facilitation/deal commissions, Premier visibility across PICC platforms. Best for large exporters, trading houses, strategic investors.

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The Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) is a bilateral, non-profit foundation that facilitates trade, investment, education, culture, and innovation collaboration between Poland and India. It operates a tiered membership platform (Silver, Gold, Platinum) and provides B2B and B2G matchmaking, business delegations, trade missions, market access advisory, events, knowledge publications, and networking services for businesses, institutions, and individuals engaging in bilateral cooperation.

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Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) is a bilateral, non-profit foundation offering a tiered membership platform with three levels (Silver, Gold, Platinum) providing progressively enhanced access to trade opportunities, business networking, and bilateral collaboration between Poland and India. The platform also delivers a comprehensive suite of services including B2B and B2G matchmaking, market access support, visibility and branding opportunities, knowledge and insights, consulting and advisory support, education and talent exchange, cultural diplomacy engagement, and member community networking. Membership categories span Business (exporters, SMEs, startups, multinationals), Strategic Association Partners (chambers, universities, trade bodies, think tanks, government institutions), and Student Membership for aspiring young professionals.

Product and service9 records
1Silver Membership
CategoryMembership Tier
Description

Entry-tier annual membership offering foundational access to the Poland-India business network, including monthly EU-Poland Trade Magazine, quarterly sector reports, limited verified EU business contact access, 0.5% discount on facilitation commissions, and 10% discount on one PICC-hosted paid event in India. Targeted at SMEs, manufacturers, and first-time exporters.

2Gold Membership
CategoryMembership Tier
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Priority-tier annual membership building on Silver benefits with 7-day early access to trade opportunities, broader verified business contact access, one complimentary India networking event entry, 10% discount on up to two paid events, preferential delegation pricing, 1% commission discount, and featured directory listing. Designed for active exporters, importers, and growth-stage companies.

3Platinum Membership
CategoryMembership Tier
Description

Premier-tier annual membership offering Day 0 earliest access to trade opportunities, priority invitations to international delegations, 15% discount on up to three paid events, 10% discount on one group delegation abroad, full India-EU business network access, a dedicated Relationship Manager, 1.5% commission discount, and premier visibility. Intended for large exporters, trading houses, and strategic investors.

4B2B & B2G Matchmaking
CategoryService
Description

Curated introductions to business partners, government agencies, and investors in Poland and India. Includes exclusive trade missions, delegations, buyer-seller meets, and support for joint ventures, export/import, and distributor matchmaking.

5Market Access & Expansion Support
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Country and sector insights for market entry and localization, assistance with legal, regulatory, and certification guidance through partners, and support in finding reliable suppliers, partners, or clients in Poland and India.

6Consulting & Advisory Support
CategoryService
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Initial free advisory sessions on trade, market entry, or partnerships, preferential rates on extended business consulting services via the PICC network, and support with government incentive schemes and bilateral programs.

7Education & Talent Exchange
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Connections to top universities, professors, and researchers, student exchange programs, internships, faculty mobility support, and assistance with joint research and innovation projects with academic institutions.

8Events & Delegation Access
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Priority invitations to all PICC events in Poland and India, access to international exhibitions, summits, and expos (India Pavilion / Poland Pavilion), and participation in academic, cultural, and policy events hosted by the Chamber.

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Peers10 records
1Polish Chamber of Commerce (Krajowa Izba Gospodarcza)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Poland's domestic umbrella chamber of commerce offering trade facilitation and member services. Comparable as PICC's natural domestic counterpart on the Poland side, though operating at a broader, non-bilateral scope.

TypeRegional player
Description

European business association operating in India representing multiple EU national chambers collectively. A related but broader-scoped peer that competes for the same India-bound European business member audience as PICC.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Premier industry association in India running extensive trade facilitation, B2B matchmaking, and policy dialogue programs. Provides comparable services to PICC but covers all bilateral and multilateral corridors at national scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

India's largest and oldest business association, organizing conferences, trade delegations, and policy advocacy across all sectors. A broad incumbent covering India's overall business ecosystem; competes for the same membership wallet as PICC but at a much larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Bilateral India-France chamber providing membership tiers, business delegation services, and B2B matchmaking. Operates as a comparable bilateral chamber structure bridging a European country with India.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Bilateral US-India chamber with tiered corporate membership, policy advocacy, business events, and trade delegations. Highly comparable in scope, membership model, and bilateral chamber positioning to PICC.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Bilateral India-Italy chamber of commerce providing member services, B2B matchmaking, and trade delegations. Closely mirrors PICC's bilateral chamber structure and service mix for an adjacent European-India corridor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A bilateral chamber of commerce between Germany and India, offering a tiered membership model, B2B matchmaking, trade delegations, and member services across both markets — the closest analog to PICC's bilateral chamber model.

9British Chamber of Commerce India (BCCI India)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Bilateral UK-India chamber offering tiered membership, trade facilitation, business events, and delegations. Operates with similar dual-geography bilateral chamber mechanics as PICC.

10Indo-Belgian Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IBLCCI)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Bilateral India-Benelux chamber offering tiered membership, business matchmaking, and delegation services. Provides another comparable European-India bilateral chamber template against which PICC's positioning can be benchmarked.

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Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation

Bilateral Trade Facilitationpolandindiachamber.com

PICC is a non-profit bilateral chamber bridging Poland and India, founded in 2025. It offers tiered Silver/Gold/Platinum membership, B2B and B2G matchmaking, trade delegations, market access advisory, and knowledge resources for exporters, SMEs, institutions, and students across both countries.

What Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation does

PICC is a bilateral, non-profit foundation (legally Fundacja Współpracy Polsko-Indyjskiej) incorporated in Poland that operates as the dedicated chamber of cooperation between Poland and India. Founded in 2025 following the historic August 2024 visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Poland, PICC is headquartered in Wrocław with regional operations in Mumbai. The organization serves exporters, SMEs, startups, multinationals, universities, government institutions, and student members across both countries, positioning itself as a neutral platform for collaboration spanning trade, education, culture, policy, and innovation.

The core commercial offering is a three-tier annual membership program — Silver, Gold, and Platinum — providing progressively earlier access to trade opportunities (Day 0 for Platinum, 7-day priority for Gold), broader access to verified EU and India business contacts, escalating discounts on paid events and international delegations, and tiered discounts on facilitation commissions (0.5% Silver, 1% Gold, 1.5% Platinum). Beyond membership, PICC delivers B2B and B2G matchmaking, market access and regulatory advisory support, curated trade delegations and business missions across Wrocław, Warsaw, Kraków, New Delhi, and Gujarat, knowledge publications (monthly EU-Poland Trade Magazine, quarterly sector reports, whitepapers), and a digital member directory. Revenue is generated through subscription fees, paid event participation, and commissions on facilitated trade deals, joint ventures, and distributor matchmaking.

The go-to-market is relationship- and event-driven, leveraging delegations, summits, MoU signings, policy roundtables, and community initiatives such as cultural festivals and film screenings to acquire members and demonstrate institutional credibility. Marketing channels span conferences, digital publications, webinars, earned media, community engagement, and member referrals. The chamber maintains recognized Honorary Ambassadors (Shreekant Patil and Rahul Pradhan) alongside President Krystyna Wróblewska and Vice President Vincent Peter, and operates without disclosed venture or institutional investment, suggesting reliance on membership fees, event revenues, and partnership-based support for funding.

Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation firmographics

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Name
Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation
Legal name
Fundacja Współpracy Polsko-Indyjskiej
Website
https://polandindiachamber.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2025
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
PICC is a non-profit bilateral chamber bridging Poland and India, founded in 2025. It offers tiered Silver/Gold/Platinum membership, B2B and B2G matchmaking, trade delegations, market access advisory, and knowledge resources for exporters, SMEs, institutions, and students across both countries.
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Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Bilateral Trade Facilitation
NAICS
Business Associations (813910), Convention and Trade Show Organizers (561920), Professional Organizations (81392)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies) (THAHACAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Meeting & Conference Planning & Coordination (HSACADAA), Technical Committees, Working Groups & Expert Panels (BPADANAB), Research Collaboration & Joint Labs (International Partnerships) (EDAIABAC)

Keywords

  • Bilateral trade facilitation
  • Business matchmaking services
  • Chamber of commerce
  • Trade delegation services
  • International networking events

Where Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation is headquartered

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Wroclaw
HQ country
Poland
HQ region
Europe

Offices2 records

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Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Fees: Three-tiered membership model (Silver, Gold, Platinum) with annual billing. Members receive differentiated access to trade opportunities, events, delegations, and business network.
  2. Event Participation Fees: Revenue from paid events, conferences, trade missions, and business delegations. Discounts provided based on membership tier.
  3. Facilitation and Deal Commissions: Commission on facilitated trade deals, joint ventures, export/import arrangements, and distributor matchmaking. Members receive tiered discounts (0.5% Silver, 1% Gold, 1.5% Platinum).

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualEntry tier providing foundational access to EU-Poland trade intelligence and limited business contacts
SubscriptionAnnualPriority tier offering growth-focused benefits with 7-day advance access to opportunities
SubscriptionAnnualPremier tier with strategic access and visibility, earliest access to all opportunities

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) is a bilateral, non-profit foundation that facilitates trade, investment, education, culture, and innovation collaboration between Poland and India. It operates a tiered membership platform (Silver, Gold, Platinum) and provides B2B and B2G matchmaking, business delegations, trade missions, market access advisory, events, knowledge publications, and networking services for businesses, institutions, and individuals engaging in bilateral cooperation.

Product overview

Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) is a bilateral, non-profit foundation offering a tiered membership platform with three levels (Silver, Gold, Platinum) providing progressively enhanced access to trade opportunities, business networking, and bilateral collaboration between Poland and India. The platform also delivers a comprehensive suite of services including B2B and B2G matchmaking, market access support, visibility and branding opportunities, knowledge and insights, consulting and advisory support, education and talent exchange, cultural diplomacy engagement, and member community networking. Membership categories span Business (exporters, SMEs, startups, multinationals), Strategic Association Partners (chambers, universities, trade bodies, think tanks, government institutions), and Student Membership for aspiring young professionals.

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  • Silver Membership Entry-tier annual membership offering foundational access to the Poland-India business network, including monthly EU-Poland Trade Magazine, quarterly sector reports, limited verified EU business contact access, 0.5% discount on facilitation commissions, and 10% discount on one PICC-hosted paid event in India. Targeted at SMEs, manufacturers, and first-time exporters.
  • Gold Membership Priority-tier annual membership building on Silver benefits with 7-day early access to trade opportunities, broader verified business contact access, one complimentary India networking event entry, 10% discount on up to two paid events, preferential delegation pricing, 1% commission discount, and featured directory listing. Designed for active exporters, importers, and growth-stage companies.
  • Platinum Membership Premier-tier annual membership offering Day 0 earliest access to trade opportunities, priority invitations to international delegations, 15% discount on up to three paid events, 10% discount on one group delegation abroad, full India-EU business network access, a dedicated Relationship Manager, 1.5% commission discount, and premier visibility. Intended for large exporters, trading houses, and strategic investors.
  • B2B & B2G Matchmaking Curated introductions to business partners, government agencies, and investors in Poland and India. Includes exclusive trade missions, delegations, buyer-seller meets, and support for joint ventures, export/import, and distributor matchmaking.
  • Market Access & Expansion Support Country and sector insights for market entry and localization, assistance with legal, regulatory, and certification guidance through partners, and support in finding reliable suppliers, partners, or clients in Poland and India.
  • Consulting & Advisory Support Initial free advisory sessions on trade, market entry, or partnerships, preferential rates on extended business consulting services via the PICC network, and support with government incentive schemes and bilateral programs.
  • Education & Talent Exchange Connections to top universities, professors, and researchers, student exchange programs, internships, faculty mobility support, and assistance with joint research and innovation projects with academic institutions.
  • Events & Delegation Access Priority invitations to all PICC events in Poland and India, access to international exhibitions, summits, and expos (India Pavilion / Poland Pavilion), and participation in academic, cultural, and policy events hosted by the Chamber.
  • Business Delegations and Trade Missions

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Customer profile

Segments3 records

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Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation technology and API

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Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation competitors and assessment

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Broad incumbents

  • Polish Chamber of Commerce (Krajowa Izba Gospodarcza): Poland's domestic umbrella chamber of commerce offering trade facilitation and member services. Comparable as PICC's natural domestic counterpart on the Poland side, though operating at a broader, non-bilateral scope.
  • Confederation of Indian Industry (CII): Premier industry association in India running extensive trade facilitation, B2B matchmaking, and policy dialogue programs. Provides comparable services to PICC but covers all bilateral and multilateral corridors at national scale.
  • Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI): India's largest and oldest business association, organizing conferences, trade delegations, and policy advocacy across all sectors. A broad incumbent covering India's overall business ecosystem; competes for the same membership wallet as PICC but at a much larger scale.

Regional players

  • European Business Group India (EBG India): European business association operating in India representing multiple EU national chambers collectively. A related but broader-scoped peer that competes for the same India-bound European business member audience as PICC.

Direct peers

  • Indo-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IFCCI): Bilateral India-France chamber providing membership tiers, business delegation services, and B2B matchmaking. Operates as a comparable bilateral chamber structure bridging a European country with India.
  • American Chamber of Commerce in India (AMCHAM India): Bilateral US-India chamber with tiered corporate membership, policy advocacy, business events, and trade delegations. Highly comparable in scope, membership model, and bilateral chamber positioning to PICC.
  • Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry: Bilateral India-Italy chamber of commerce providing member services, B2B matchmaking, and trade delegations. Closely mirrors PICC's bilateral chamber structure and service mix for an adjacent European-India corridor.
  • Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (AHK India): A bilateral chamber of commerce between Germany and India, offering a tiered membership model, B2B matchmaking, trade delegations, and member services across both markets — the closest analog to PICC's bilateral chamber model.
  • British Chamber of Commerce India (BCCI India): Bilateral UK-India chamber offering tiered membership, trade facilitation, business events, and delegations. Operates with similar dual-geography bilateral chamber mechanics as PICC.
  • Indo-Belgian Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IBLCCI): Bilateral India-Benelux chamber offering tiered membership, business matchmaking, and delegation services. Provides another comparable European-India bilateral chamber template against which PICC's positioning can be benchmarked.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

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Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation leadership team

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Profiles4 records

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Frequently asked questions about Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation

What does Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation do?

The Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) is a bilateral, non-profit foundation that facilitates trade, investment, education, culture, and innovation collaboration between Poland and India. It operates a tiered membership platform (Silver, Gold, Platinum) and provides B2B and B2G matchmaking, business delegations, trade missions, market access advisory, events, knowledge publications, and networking services for businesses, institutions, and individuals engaging in bilateral cooperation.

Is Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation a public or private company?

Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation founded?

Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation was founded in 2025. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation based?

Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation is headquartered in Wroclaw, Poland, in the Europe region.

How does Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Fees are the primary driver. The others are event Participation Fees and facilitation and Deal Commissions.

Who are Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Polish Chamber of Commerce (Krajowa Izba Gospodarcza), Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). European Business Group India (EBG India) is listed as a regional player. Direct peers are Indo-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IFCCI), American Chamber of Commerce in India (AMCHAM India), Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (AHK India), British Chamber of Commerce India (BCCI India) and Indo-Belgian Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IBLCCI).

Does Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation.

What industry is Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation in?

Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation's product category is Bilateral Trade Facilitation. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAHACAA, Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies), with a secondary code of HSACADAA, Meeting & Conference Planning & Coordination. Its NAICS code is 813910 and its SIC code is 8600.

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Press ReleaseShreekant Patil Outlines Vision for Nashik at MoU Meeting with PICC and AIMA Leaders by Paramount EnterprisesShreekant Patil led a high-level MoU signing between the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) and the Ambad Industries Manufacturers’ Association (AIMA) in Nashik to promote trade, technology transfer, and joint development initiatives. The agreement focuses on technology transfer, job creation, cross-border investments, skills development, and expanding trade strategies between Poland, India, and Nashik. Leaders from PICC and AIMA committed to implementing concrete projects and establishing a joint working group to operationalize the partnership.Business & FinancialShreekant Patil Outlines Vision for Nashik at MoU Meeting with PICC and AIMAShreekant Patil led a high-level MoU signing between the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) and the Ambad Industries Manufacturers' Association (AIMA) on November 26, aiming to expand trade, technology transfer, and joint development initiatives between Poland, India, and Nashik's industrial ecosystem. The agreement outlines pathways for cross-border investments, joint ventures, skills development, and enhanced market access into European corridors through structured technology transfer programs and collaborative testing facilities. PICC and AIMA representatives committed to establishing a joint working group to operationalize the partnership with clear milestones, timelines, and impact metrics.MediumShreekant Patil Outlines Vision for Nashik at MoU Meeting with PICC and AIMA LeadersShreekant Patil led a high-level MoU signing between the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) and the Ambad Industries Manufacturers' Association (AIMA) in Nashik, India on November 26, establishing a strategic partnership aimed at expanding trade, technology transfer, and joint development initiatives between Poland and India. The agreement outlines pathways for cross-border investments, joint ventures, technology transfer programs, white-label job creation, skills development, and enhanced market access into European corridors through PICC's international network. The parties have agreed to establish a joint working group to operationalize the partnership into concrete projects with clear milestones, timelines, and impact metrics.Express Press Release DistributionShreekant Patil Outlines Vision for Nashik at MoU Meeting with PICC and AIMA LeadersShreekant Patil led a high-level MoU signing between the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) and the Ambad Industries Manufacturers' Association (AIMA) in Nashik, India on November 26, aiming to expand trade, technology transfer, and joint development initiatives between Poland and India. The agreement outlines pathways for cross-border investments, joint ventures, white-label job creation, skills development, and enhanced market access into European corridors. A joint working group will be established to operationalize the partnership with clear milestones, timelines, and impact metrics.Business & FinancialPoland–India Chamber of Cooperation Strengthens Bilateral Trade Engagement Through Strategic Multi-City India VisitThe Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) conducted a high-level multi-city visit to India from November 18 to December 3, 2025, participating in three major international platforms including the 10th Global Economic Summit, WTCA Asia Pacific Conference, and 6th World Trade Expo. The delegation signed six Memoranda of Understanding with Indian institutions including World Trade Centre Mumbai, MACCIA, and KCCI, while engaging with Polish Embassy officials and Indian business associations to strengthen bilateral trade networks. PICC announced plans to host a Polish Trade Delegation to India in Q1 2026 with the goal of increasing bilateral trade from $5 billion to $50 billion through MSME partnerships.Express Press Release DistributionPoland–India Chamber of Cooperation Strengthens Bilateral Trade Engagement Through Strategic Multi-City India VisitThe Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) concluded a multi-city visit to India from 18 November to 3 December 2025, aimed at strengthening bilateral trade and cooperation. The delegation signed multiple MOUs with Indian institutions, highlighted growth sectors, and announced plans for increased trade from $5 billion to $50 billion by 2026.SubstackPoland–India Chamber of Cooperation Strengthens Bilateral Trade EngagementThe Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) completed a high-level multi-city visit to India from 18 November to 3 December 2025, led by President Ms. Krystyna Wroblewska and Vice President Mr. Vincent Peter, participating in three major international platforms including the 10th Global Economic Summit, WTCA Asia Pacific Conference, and 6th World Trade Expo. The delegation signed six Memoranda of Understanding with Indian institutions including World Trade Centre Mumbai, Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce, Saturday Club Global Trust, Ambad Industries' Manufacturers Association, Maratha Udyojak Kaksha, and Knowledge Chamber of Commerce and Industry to advance bilateral trade cooperation across manufacturing, clean energy, technology, education, and MSME sectors. PICC aims to grow bilateral trade from the current $5 billion to $50 billion and plans to host a Polish Trade Delegation to India in Q1 2026 for continued reciprocal business exchanges.Viv-mediaShreekant Patil Discusses Indian Startup Growth and Technology Transfer at Wrocław City CouncilIndian entrepreneur Shreekant Patil led a delegation to the Wrocław City Council in Poland, alongside the Poland-India Chamber of Commerce, to explore investment opportunities, financial support frameworks, and technology transfer for Indian startups and MSMEs. The meeting with Office Director Małgorzata Krzeszowska focused on cooperation in emerging technologies including artificial intelligence, electric mobility, and sustainable agriculture. Patil invited the Wrocław City Council and Polish business community to send a reciprocal delegation to India to advance discussions on trade, joint ventures, and technology exchange initiatives.For Press ReleasShreekant Patil Drives India Poland Tech Collaboration, Startup GrowthShreekant Patil, Startup India Mentor, recently led discussions with Smart Cities Council, Poland and Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) representatives to explore technology transfer, smart city ecosystem development, and funding opportunities for Indian startups and MSMEs. The dialogue focused on key technological areas including drone manufacturing, artificial intelligence, agriculture innovation, and waste management for sustainable urban environments. Both parties expressed enthusiasm for collaborative approaches to mutual growth, with PICC calling on Indian entrepreneurs seeking to scale globally and contribute to India's Atmanirbhar Bharat and Viksit Bharat missions.SubstackShreekant Patil Strengthens India Europe Trade Ties via Poland-India Chamber MoUsCEng. Shreekant Patil signed Memorandums of Understanding linking Indian industry associations—including NIMA, SCGT, MACCIA, and GFID—to the newly inaugurated Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation in Wrocław, Poland on October 29, 2025. The agreements establish formal frameworks for cooperation across trade, education, renewable energy, smart cities, and cultural exchange between India and Poland. These partnerships align with the EU-India strategic cooperation goals and aim to boost bilateral business relations while fostering innovation-driven growth.