Amazon Commits $35B To India By 2030
Amazon has announced a new investment commitment of $35 billion in India to be deployed by 2030. This is in addition to the investments already made by the company in the country over the past years.
Focus On AI, Exports And Jobs
The company said the new investment will support three priority areas: AI-driven digital tools, export growth, and job creation. Amazon aims to help increase cumulative exports from India to $80 billion by 2030. The current export value enabled through Amazon’s ecosystem is above $20 billion.
As part of this expansion, Amazon expects to support the creation of one million additional jobs. The company also plans to extend AI tools to 15 million sellers and provide career exposure and AI-based learning to four million government school students.
Strategic Context
The announcement follows a similar investment direction from other global technology companies, including a large expansion plan recently announced by Microsoft. The move signals the continuing confidence of multinational firms in India’s digital economy and large consumer base.
Amazon said the investment will deepen infrastructure, logistics, and marketplace capacity in India, serving both customers and small businesses. The company also highlighted that the investment aligns with the government’s goals around digitization and export promotion.
