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Amazon India plans to invest Rs. 2,800 crore to improve quick commerce capabilities and associate wellbeing. The tech giant aims to strengthen its logistics network and competitiveness in the growing e-commerce market.
The latest investment is part of the company's stated commitment to infuse more than USD 35 billion into India by 2030. It focuses on business expansion, AI-driven digitization, export growth, and job creation.
Amazon India on 23 April said it plans to invest over Rs. 2,800 crore to strengthen measures for associate safety, health, and financial well-being, and to boost its operations network across the country.
The company will expand both its core and quick commerce footprint to continue serving customers across India in minutes, hours, and days, the company said in a statement announcing plans to invest over Rs. 2,800 crore (USD 300 million).
"This investment builds on the company's Rs. 2,000 crore investment in 2025, which enabled the launch of 17 new fulfilment centres, six sortation centres, and 75 last-mile delivery stations across India," Amazon said.
Amazon said it will expand associate wellbeing programmes, including further investment in Project Ashray, provide medical and accident insurance, and access to government social security benefits for associates and over 200,000 community members.
Amazon’s India network, which serves all serviceable pin codes, will also see upgrades in workplace conditions, including climate-controlled facilities, improved ventilation and accessibility features.
"Since launching Amazon.in in 2013, we have built one of India's safest, fastest, and most reliable operations networks, serving customers across every serviceable pin code in the country. At the heart of this network are our people, and we remain committed to raising the bar on associate safety, health, and financial well-being," Abhinav Singh, Vice President - Operations, Amazon India and Australia, said.
“Across our operations network, our people remain at the centre of everything we build,” said Abhinav Singh. “This investment will help us scale faster, safer deliveries, while strengthening associate well-being.”
Amazon’s push mirrors a broader market shift, with incumbents racing to match the speed and convenience of quick commerce leaders such as Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart.
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In 2025, Amazon also launched its quick commerce offering, Amazon Now, and has since scaled it to over 300 micro-fulfilment centres across key cities to enable safer, faster deliveries. Zepto, Blinkit, and Instamart control over 85 per cent of India’s quick commerce market. Blinkit alone accounts for roughly 45–50 per cent share, followed by Zepto and Instamart.
Amazon’s renewed push signals how legacy e-commerce players are adapting to a market increasingly defined by instant delivery, where the battle is about how quickly products reach consumers’ doorsteps.
