Amazon commits $48 Bn to India by 2030, scales Amazon Now q-commerce to 100 cities
Following CEO Andy Jassy's meeting with PM Modi, Amazon pledged $48 billion in India investment between 2026-2030, including $13 billion for AI and cloud. The company is also expanding Amazon Now to 100 cities backed by 1,000 micro fulfilment centres as q-commerce competition heats up.
Amazon will invest $48 billion in India between 2026-2030, including $13 billion for AI and cloud infrastructure. The company is also scaling Amazon Now quick commerce to 100 cities with 1,000 micro fulfilment centres amid intensifying q-commerce competition.
Why this matters
Builds on Jassy's recent India push, including prior plans to scale Amazon Now from 15 hubs to 300 cities and Maharashtra data centre talks with Fadnavis, intensifying q-commerce war with Flipkart Minutes.
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