Amazon has announced it will invest over $35 billion in India by 2030. This is in addition to the $40 billion it has already invested in the country. The investment will focus on three areas: artificial intelligence, exports, and job creation.
Since 2010, Amazon has helped digitise more than 12 million small businesses in India. It has supported around $20 billion in exports and created 2.8 million jobs, directly or indirectly.
With the new plan, Amazon expects to generate 1 million more jobs by 2030. These jobs will include technology, logistics, operations, customer support, and other related sectors.
Amazon also aims to increase its e-commerce exports from $20 billion to $80 billion by 2030. The company plans to expand access to AI tools for small businesses. This includes improving online shopping experiences with AI features like visual search and multilingual support. Amazon will also offer AI education and training to students.
The announcement was made at the Amazon Smbhav Summit 2025 in New Delhi. The company shared a report highlighting its impact on India’s digital growth, small business empowerment, and job creation over the last decade.
Amazon’s new investment shows its confidence in India’s growing digital economy. It also aligns with national goals to boost AI, strengthen infrastructure, and support small businesses.
This step reinforces Amazon’s commitment to helping India’s economy grow while creating opportunities for millions of people.
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