Amazon has announced plans to invest over Rs 2,000 crore around $233 million to expand and improve its operations in India. The money will be invested in upgrading its logistics, building new facilities, and introducing advanced technology to accelerate and enhance deliveries. The investment will help Amazon add new fulfilment centres and modernise existing ones. This will increase the company’s processing power, enabling it to handle more orders and deliver them more quickly to customers nationwide.
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Abhinav Singh, Vice President of Operations for Amazon in India and Australia, said the company has spent over ten years building a strong delivery network. With this investment, Amazon plans to grow even further—delivering to more places with greater speed, safety, and reliability.
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