Amazon has announced an additional investment of $13 billion in India to expand artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure capabilities, taking the company’s total planned investment commitment in the country to $48 billion over the coming years.
The announcement was made by Amazon CEO Andy Jassy during his visit to India on June 25, 2026, as the company accelerates expansion across cloud computing, AI infrastructure, logistics, and ecommerce operations in one of its fastest-growing global markets.
The new investment will primarily support the expansion of Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centre infrastructure in Mumbai and Hyderabad, enabling startups, enterprises, developers, and government organizations to access advanced AI technologies, cloud computing services, custom AI chips, and managed AI platforms.
According to the company, the additional capital commitment builds upon the previously announced $35 billion investment plan for India and reflects growing demand for cloud services, generative AI, digital commerce, and enterprise technology adoption across the country.
Amazon also announced plans to significantly strengthen its logistics and fulfilment infrastructure in India. The ecommerce giant intends to launch 20 new fulfilment centres and more than 100 new last-mile delivery stations across India by 2026 to support faster deliveries, ecommerce growth, and expanding seller operations.
Commenting on the investment, Andy Jassy said, “We are investing over $48 Bn in the coming five years to meet growing demand in India and support AI adoption, small businesses, jobs and exports.”
The announcement comes amid intensifying competition among global cloud and AI providers in India, where companies including Microsoft, Google Cloud, Oracle, and IBM are also expanding AI infrastructure and hyperscale cloud investments.
India has emerged as a strategic market for global technology companies due to rapid digital adoption, increasing enterprise cloud migration, AI-led innovation, startup ecosystem growth, and government-backed digital transformation initiatives.
The investment is also expected to support employment generation, cloud ecosystem development, startup innovation, and digital infrastructure expansion as AI adoption accelerates across industries including banking, ecommerce, manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and public sector services.
Amazon is a global technology company focused on ecommerce, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, digital streaming, and logistics. Through Amazon Web Services (AWS), the company provides cloud infrastructure, AI services, developer tools, and enterprise technology solutions to businesses, governments, and startups worldwide.
