Amazon India has announced an investment of ₹2,800 crore (around $300 million) to strengthen its logistics network and quick commerce operations, as part of its broader $35 billion India investment commitment by 2030.
A key portion of the investment will be used to expand its quick commerce vertical, Amazon Now, with plans to double its footprint. Currently, the service operates in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, supported by nearly 300 micro fulfilment centres.
Alongside quick commerce, Amazon will continue expanding its pan India e-commerce infrastructure, including warehouses and last mile delivery stations, to improve delivery speed and reliability.
This move follows an earlier ₹2,000 crore investment in June 2025, which enabled the launch of 17 new fulfilment centres, six sortation centres, and 75 last mile delivery stations across the country.
The company also plans to invest in technology upgrades, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, to enhance efficiency across its operations network.
Amazon has steadily increased its India commitment, raising it to $35 billion by 2030, and has already invested around $40 billion in the country between 2010 and 2024.
On the financial front, Amazon Seller Services reported ₹30,139 crore revenue in FY25, driven by growth in marketplace services and advertising. The company also narrowed its losses significantly to ₹374 crore, reflecting improved cost efficiency.
The investment comes amid intensifying competition in India’s quick commerce and e-commerce space, as companies race to build faster delivery networks and stronger last mile capabilities.
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