To improve logistics and accelerate commerce, Amazon India to invest Rs 2,800 Cr
Amazon India has announced that it will invest Rs 2,800 crore (about $300 million) to strengthen its infrastructure and operations across the country, as part of its previously stated commitment to invest $35 billion by 2030.
According to Amazon India, a portion of this investment will be used to double the footprint of its quick commerce vertical. Currently, its quick commerce service, Amazon Now, operates in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, supported by around 300 micro fulfilment centres.
In addition to Amazon Now, the company said it will expand its pan India ecommerce network, including warehouses and last mile delivery stations, to improve delivery speeds.
The action takes place months after Amazon India declared in June 2025 that it would invest Rs 2,000 crore to upgrade and expand its operations infrastructure in order to improve the speed and dependability of deliveries. At the time of that investment, quick commerce players were becoming more and more competitive with horizontal e-commerce platforms.
The June investment made it possible to open 75 last-mile delivery stations, six sorting centers, and 17 new fulfillment centers throughout India.
Additionally, Amazon India intends to use some of the additional funding for technology within its operations network, such as machine learning and artificial intelligence. The company raised its commitment to invest in India to $35 billion in December of last year.
As a result, between 2010 and 2024, Amazon has committed about $40 billion to India.
Growth in marketplace services and advertising revenue propelled Amazon Seller Services’ operations revenue to Rs 30,139 crore in FY25. Due to better cost control, the company’s loss considerably decreased to Rs 374 crore.
