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    Amazon to invest $54 billion in Britain over next three years

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    Posted on June 23, 2025

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    Amazon announces a $54 billion investment in the UK over the next three years, creating jobs and expanding infrastructure, boosting confidence in UK economic policies.

    Amazon Commits $54 Billion Investment in UK Over Next Three Years

    By James Davey

    LONDON (Reuters) -Amazon has deepened its commitment to Britain, with the e-commerce giant saying it plans to invest 40 billion pounds ($54 billion) over the next three years, a move the UK government hailed as a vote of confidence in its economic policies.

    Elected in 2024, the Labour government has made boosting Britain's anaemic growth a priority and wants to see a step up in foreign investment.

    Amazon said on Tuesday its expansion in Britain, its third biggest market after the United States and Germany, would create thousands of jobs. It currently employs 75,000 in the UK, making it a top ten private sector employer.

    Its plan includes building two new state-of-the-art fulfilment centres in the East Midlands, central England, expected to open in 2027, as well as previously announced new centres in Hull, northern England, and Northampton, central England, that will open this year and next year respectively.

    The Hull and Northampton sites will each create 2,000 jobs.

    Amazon also plans new delivery stations across the UK, upgrades and expansions to its existing network of over 100 operations buildings, investment to enhance its transport infrastructure, two new buildings at its corporate headquarters in London and the redevelopment of the Bray Film Studios in Berkshire, southern England.

    The 40 billion pounds figure includes part of the 8 billion pounds announced by Amazon's cloud computing arm in September 2024 for building, operating, and maintaining data centres in the UK from 2024 to 2028. It also includes salaries for Amazon employees.

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer, whose government on Monday detailed its industrial strategy, said Amazon's plans represented "a massive vote of confidence in the UK as the best place to do business."

    On Friday, Britain's grocery regulator launched an investigation into Amazon, probing whether it breached rules on timely supplier payments.

    ($1 = 0.7423 pounds)

    (Reporting by James Davey, Editing by Nick Zieminski)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Amazon to invest $54 billion in the UK over three years.
    • •Investment includes new fulfillment centers and job creation.
    • •UK government views this as a confidence boost in economic policies.
    • •Amazon's expansion includes upgrades to existing facilities.
    • •Investment covers cloud computing and employee salaries.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Amazon to invest $54 billion in Britain over next three years

    1How much is Amazon planning to invest in the UK?

    Amazon plans to invest 40 billion pounds, equivalent to $54 billion, over the next three years.

    2What will the investment in the UK create?

    The investment is expected to create thousands of jobs, with Amazon currently employing 75,000 people in the UK.

    3What specific plans does Amazon have for its UK operations?

    Amazon's plans include building two new fulfilment centres in the East Midlands and new delivery stations across the UK.

    4What did Prime Minister Keir Starmer say about Amazon's investment?

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer described Amazon's plans as a 'massive vote of confidence in the UK as the best place to do business.'

    5What recent investigation is Amazon facing in the UK?

    Britain's grocery regulator has launched an investigation into Amazon regarding whether it breached rules on timely supplier payments.

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