Amazon India has announced plans to invest over Rs. 2,800 crore (US $297 million) to strengthen its operations network and accelerate business expansion across the country, as part of its long-term growth strategy.
The investment forms part of the company’s broader commitment to deploy more than US $35 billion in India by 2030, with a focus on scaling operations, advancing AI-driven digitisation, boosting exports and supporting job creation.
Amazon stated that it will expand both its core e-commerce and quick commerce footprint to enhance delivery capabilities, enabling faster fulfilment across minutes, hours and days. The move is aimed at strengthening last-mile logistics and improving service reach across the country.
The latest investment builds on the company’s Rs. 2,000 crore (US $212 million) outlay in 2025, which supported the launch of 17 new fulfilment centres, six sortation centres and 75 last-mile delivery stations. The company has continued to scale its infrastructure to support growing demand and improve delivery efficiency.
In addition, Amazon has been expanding its quick commerce offering, Amazon Now, which was launched in 2025 and has since grown to more than 300 micro-fulfilment centres across key cities, enabling faster deliveries.
Abhinav Singh, Vice President – Operations, Amazon India and Australia, stated that since the launch of Amazon.in in 2013, the company has built one of the country’s fastest and most reliable operations networks, serving customers across all serviceable pin codes. He added that the latest investment will further strengthen the company’s logistics capabilities while advancing technology integration to enable faster, safer and more efficient deliveries.
Alongside infrastructure expansion, the company indicated that a portion of the investment will also support workforce-related initiatives, although the primary focus remains on scaling its operational capabilities and reinforcing its position in India’s rapidly evolving e-commerce market.
