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Chambers of commerce in figures

• 88 Chambers of Commerce with 400 direct service points.
• 3,500,000 enterprises.
• 600.000 companies receive, anually, the services of the Chambers
• 125 years of experience.
• 3,500 businesses in its governing bodies, democratically elected.
• 3,000 Chambers staff.
• 125 local offices for businesses.
• 100 business incubators.
• The non-governmental entity that invests the most resources in promoting foreign trade: since 1991, 435 million euros.
• 37 Bilateral Business Cooperation Committees in countries of Asia, Africa,America and Europe, with more than 1,400 member companies.
• 35,000 export companies use the foreign trade services regularly.
• 125 countries receive Spanish Chambers trade delegations.
• More than 2,000 online Certificates of Origin issued.
• 84 million euros invested to create or consolidate 25,000 companies through the Foundation for Business Creation and Development, Incyde.
• 1 Foundation Nexia to support family-owned businesses. 37,000 enterprises created via 31 One-Stop-Shop for business creation.
• 220,000 entrepreneurs attended at the One-Stop-Shop for business creation.
• 20,000 businesses created by women in the last four years.
• 140,000 students each year make the Chambers of Commerce the leading educational institution, second only to the public education system.
• 154 business training centres.
• 60,000 collaborating entities in job centre training.
• 100,000 job offers channelled.
• 45 arbitration courts.
• 51 study services, regional economic leaders.
• 62 European business information centres for small and medium enterprises.
• 1,200 publications each year.
• 1 digital certification system for secure online commercial transactions: Camerfirma.
• 25,000 digital certificates issued.
• 1 portal dedicated providing services to small and medium enterprises: www.camaras.org