Amazon has announced a sweeping investment plan worth $35 billion (approx. ₹2.9 lakh crore) in India by 2030, marking one of its most ambitious commitments to any global market. The investment will span e-commerce, cloud computing, logistics infrastructure, and digital payments — underscoring the company’s rising ambitions in one of the world’s fastest-growing tech economies.

📦 E-Commerce Expansion and Stronger Seller Ecosystem

At the heart of the investment is Amazon’s ongoing effort to grow its e-commerce footprint. The company plans to deepen its marketplace network, enhance delivery speed, and expand support for small and medium businesses.
The initiative includes scaling its local “Made in India, Sold Globally” export program, which aims to drive Indian goods to international customers.

☁️ AWS to Drive Massive Data Center Growth

A significant portion of the $35 billion commitment will funnel into Amazon Web Services (AWS).
AWS is set to expand its data center infrastructure to meet surging enterprise demand in sectors ranging from fintech and telecom to manufacturing and government services.
More data centers will also support India’s push for digital sovereignty and the growth of AI-driven industries.

🚚 Strengthening Logistics and Delivery Networks

Amazon will broaden its logistics ecosystem by increasing warehouse capacity, expanding last-mile delivery operations, and training more delivery partners.
This expansion is expected to create thousands of direct and indirect jobs and sharpen Amazon’s competitiveness against Flipkart, Reliance’s JioMart, and Tata Neu.

💳 Digital Payments and Fintech Push

The company also plans to scale its digital payments unit, Amazon Pay, with a focus on simplifying transactions and expanding access to credit for small businesses and new online shoppers.
This aligns with India’s booming UPI-led payments landscape and rising digital financial adoption.

🌐 India Remains a Priority Market for Amazon

Executives described India as a “strategic growth engine” for Amazon’s global business, citing the country’s expanding internet population, growing middle class, and ongoing digital transformation.
The investment aligns with Amazon’s goal to digitize 10 million SMBs, enable $20 billion in exports from India, and create 2 million jobs by the end of the decade.

🏛️ Alignment With Government’s Digital Vision

Industry analysts say the move reinforces India’s attractiveness for long-term tech investment.
The investment also complements the Indian government’s priorities around digital infrastructure, cloud adoption, and innovation-driven economic growth.

🔮 What the Investment Means for India

• Boost to cloud and AI infrastructure

• More jobs across tech, logistics, and retail

• Larger export opportunities for Indian sellers

• Strengthened e-commerce competition

• Faster digital adoption in tier-2 and tier-3 cities

With this $35 billion roadmap, Amazon is positioning itself to play a central role in shaping India’s digital future.