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• Amazon to invest an additional $35 Billion in India by 2030
• Focus on AI-led digitization, export growth and job creation
• Expects to support 3.8 Million jobs by 2030

Amazon has announced plans to invest an additional $35 billion in India by 2030, strengthening its long-term commitment to one of its fastest-growing global markets. The new investment will focus on AI-driven digitization, boosting India’s export ecosystem, and generating millions of new jobs, said Amit Agarwal, SVP, Emerging Markets at Amazon, during the Amazon Smbhav 2025 event in New Delhi.

Over the past 14 years, Amazon has invested $40 billion across its India operations. Agarwal noted that these efforts have helped digitize 10 million small businesses, drive $20 billion in cumulative exports, and support 2.8 million direct and indirect seasonal jobs in 2024 alone.

According to Agarwal, Amazon’s scale of investment places it among the largest foreign investors in India’s digital economy. He added that the company is already one of the country’s biggest contributors to exports and job creation. “India continues to be one of Amazon's largest long-term opportunities. And we’ve only just begun,” he said.

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With the new capital, Amazon plans to deepen its presence across e-commerce, logistics, cloud services, and AI-led operations. A major part of the investment will also go toward expanding fulfillment centers, delivery networks, and tools that help more small businesses go online.

By 2030, Amazon expects its operations in India to support 3.8 million new direct and indirect jobs, further strengthening the company’s role in shaping the country’s digital and economic landscape.