New Delhi: Amazon has announced plans to invest more than $35 billion in India by 2030, signalling a continued focus on expanding its presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing digital markets.
The investment will be directed toward strengthening the company’s e-commerce operations, expanding fulfilment and delivery infrastructure, and scaling cloud and artificial intelligence capabilities. Amazon said the planned spending builds on close to $40 billion it has already invested in India over the past decade.
According to the company, the fresh capital will support technology upgrades, logistics expansion and digital services aimed at both consumers and businesses. A key focus area is employment generation, with Amazon stating that it expects to create up to one million additional job opportunities in India by 2030 through direct hiring and roles across its supply chain and partner ecosystem.
The company also plans to increase support for Indian sellers participating in cross-border trade. Amazon aims to raise cumulative exports from Indian sellers to $80 billion by 2030, up from about $20 billion generated over the past ten years.
Amazon’s announcement comes amid heightened competition among global technology firms investing in India’s AI, cloud and digital infrastructure. Microsoft and Google have recently committed significant capital toward AI and data centre development in the country, reflecting India’s expanding role in global technology supply chains.
