Amazon Commits Massive $35 Billion Investment in India by 2030 .. Big Push for AI, Jobs, Logistics & Quick Commerce

Amazon plans to surge new investments worth a colossal $35 billion in India that set the stage for AI, jobs, logistics, and quick commerce. Amazon has confidently geared up for a decade of robust investments to bolster its music in strengthening the Indian economy. This amount is in addition to the $40 billion that Amazon has already sunk into India since its inception in 2010.

Amazon is all-set for hypercompetition in AI, logistics, and quick commerce. Its new investment forays the innovation drive in hack to the mainstream, facilitating job creation and empowering businesses of millions in India.

A Major Launch of AI, Jobs & Online Industrious Growth

An earnest declaration addresses Amazon from several dimensions during the next five years:

1 million more employment opportunities in India

India's exports to grow to $80 billion

AI tools and benefits to take 15 million small businesses opening new doors

4M impact-oriented education and jobs for children in government schools

Infrastructure for delivery demand.

With these achievements, the firm wanted to note that it has supported more than $20 billion worth of exports for Indian traders.

Amazon Billion Dollar Bet in Q-commerce

Q-commerce—10-minute delivery—has become the new battleground in India. Amazon is putting on the afterburners to take on the likes of Blinkit, Instamart, Zepto, Flipkart Instants, and BigBasket.

To keep up, Amazon is,

Everyday opening new dark stores in major metros

Aiming to reach 300 dark store locations by year-end

Broadening urban delivery networks to cater to the ever-rising demand

Amid rival companies burning huge reserves to gain foothold in the market, Amazon is now seen with hefty stacks of cash and an extensive logistics infrastructure on its side.

Attracted by a Blob of Tight Costs & Cloud Growth

Still, the behemoth, Amazon, is leaning on price cuts across its major businesses in India, Seller Services, Transport Services, and Amazon Pay, while going shit hot on expansion.

FY25 Highlights:

Reduction of insertion and/or advertisement costs and to a lesser extent of employee costs has caused a decrease in losses.

Amazon Seller Services grew 19%, recorded at Rs30139/year.

Amit Agarwal, Senior VP, Emerging Markets:

"We invested at scale for physical and digital infrastructure for small businesses in India while creating millions of jobs."

In the Broader Technology Wave in India

Amazon has invested amongst a blob of global tech rush on India.

Microsoft: $17.5 billion worth of investment

Google: setting up a $15 billion giant AI centre at Vishakapatnam

While AI and digital commerce burst, India has been gearing up as a global tech giant — and Amazon wants to stay ahead.