Catenaa, Sunday, December 21, 2025- Amazon said it plans to invest more than $35 billion in India through 2030, deepening its commitment to one of its fastest-growing markets and lifting its total investment in the country to about $75 billion.
The US technology group said the funds will be deployed across its businesses, including cloud services, artificial intelligence, logistics and e-commerce. The pledge marks a sharp increase from the $15 billion investment plan announced in 2023 and comes as global tech companies accelerate spending on AI and digital infrastructure in India.
Amazon said the investment will support AI-driven digitisation, expand e-commerce exports and create jobs. Citing an economic impact study, the company said it has enabled about $20 billion in cumulative e-commerce exports from India and supported roughly 2.8 million jobs across direct and indirect roles. It also said more than 12 million small businesses have adopted digital tools through its platforms.
By 2030, Amazon expects cumulative exports enabled through its ecosystem to exceed $80 billion and employment linked to its operations to rise by about one million jobs. Part of the funding will align with India’s national AI initiatives, including making AI tools available to millions of small businesses and introducing AI-focused education programmes in government schools.
The announcement follows a similar move by Microsoft, which said it will invest $17.5 billion in India by 2030 to scale cloud and AI operations, including a large new data centre due to come online in 2026.
India has emerged as a key destination for global technology investment as demand grows for data centres, AI services and digital platforms, supported by government efforts to attract foreign capital and expand digital infrastructure.
