The companies that make up the chamber.
A vibrant community of 185 Nordic and international companies, along with individual members, thriving in Vietnam.
Counted by their own filter
The directory the chamber publishes on its own about page, in its own order, with the mark it publishes for each. It filters to 185 members on the day it was read: 57 Large, 103 SME, 10 HON and 15 Individual.
Seventeen of the 185 rows are a private individual rather than an organisation, and those names are not reproduced here. A company that puts its mark on a chamber’s wall has published itself; a person who joined a chamber has not published themselves to a site their office has never heard of. The organisations are carried in full.
The partners, in their own three ranks
The chamber ranks its partners in three tiers on its own front page and prints a line of its own against each rank: Strategic Partners are "top-tier strategic influence", Corporate Partners "strong business engagement", Marketing Partners "enhanced brand exposure". The marks below sit in the tier their own page put them in. A partnership deck is offered on their site as a personal file share and is not reproduced; the partnerships desk is the route they publish alongside it.
Strategic Partners
Top-tier strategic influence
Corporate Partners
Strong business engagement
Marketing Partners
Enhanced brand exposure
The member directory
Every organisation the chamber lists, in the order its own page serves them, with the mark it publishes for each. Five have no mark on their own grid and are set in type here for the same reason.
Joining them
Membership is decided by a written eligibility rule rather than a price list, and the rules are published in full.
NordCham Vietnam is a non-profit organization supporting Nordic businesses from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden operating in Vietnam.
185 members, from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
NordCham Vietnam is the premier business chamber representing Nordic companies in Vietnam, including Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Norwegian, and Swedish businesses.