Amazon has unveiled a landmark Amazon India $35 billion investment plan, committing the funds through 2030 to strengthen its presence across e-commerce, logistics, cloud services, and artificial intelligence. Announced at the annual Smbhav summit, the Amazon India $35 billion investment follows Microsoft’s recent $17.5 billion pledge and positions Amazon as the largest foreign direct investor in the country.
The Amazon India $35 billion investment is projected to create 3.8 million jobs direct, indirect, and seasonal by the end of the decade. While the announcement received no immediate official government response, Amazon stated that the capital infusion aligns with India’s national priorities, focusing on AI innovation, logistics enhancement, small-business growth, and expanding into the competitive quick-commerce sector.
Already having invested over $40 billion in India previously, the Amazon India $35 billion investment signifies the company’s deepening commitment to India’s digital economy, despite ongoing challenges from domestic retail lobbies and regulatory scrutiny.
