Amazon has announced plans to invest over $35 billion in India by 2030, strengthening its long-term commitment to one of its fastest-growing global markets.

The new investment comes on top of the nearly $40 billion the company has already poured into India over the past decade.

According to the company, the upcoming round of funding will focus on business expansion and three core strategic pillars: AI-driven digital transformation, export growth, and job creation.

Amazon said it aims to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence across its operations in India, supporting both internal innovation and tools that help local sellers and small businesses digitize more efficiently. The initiative is expected to deepen Amazon’s integration into India’s rapidly evolving digital economy.

The company also plans to expand its export programs, with a continued push to help Indian manufacturers and small enterprises reach global consumers. Amazon has previously said it aims to enable $20 billion in cumulative Indian exports through its platform by 2025.

Job creation will be another central component of the investment plan. Amazon has already generated hundreds of thousands of direct and indirect jobs in India. Amazon said the new capital infusion will support further hiring across warehousing, logistics, cloud services, and retail operations.

Industry analysts say the scale of Amazon’s commitment highlights both India’s growing importance in global supply chains and the increasing competition among multinational tech companies seeking to capture the country’s vast consumer and digital markets.

The company did not provide a detailed year-by-year breakdown of the planned investments but said additional initiatives will be outlined in the coming months.