In a significant real estate move, Amazon India has finalized the purchase of 38 acres of land in Ambernath, Mumbai, for Rs 450 crore. The deal, which was sealed on November 12, 2024, includes a stamp duty payment of Rs 27 crore. This acquisition undersco
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The acquisition of 38 acres of land in Ambernath, Mumbai, for Rs 450 crore highlights Amazon's strategic expansion in the Indian market. This move is crucial for enhancing Amazon's logistics network and operational capabilities, particularly in a rapidly developing region like Ambernath.
The stamp duty for the acquisition of the 38 acres of land in Ambernath is Rs 27 crore, as per property registration documents.
The acquisition provides Amazon with a strategic location to build new fulfillment centers and warehouses, improving delivery times and service efficiency. It also supports Amazon's long-term growth plans in the Indian market and contributes to the local economy by creating jobs and attracting other businesses.
Ambernath is witnessing rapid urbanization and development, making it an attractive location for industrial and commercial activities. Its proximity to Mumbai and robust infrastructure, including good connectivity and access to a skilled workforce, make it an ideal choice for Amazon's expansion plans.
The acquisition is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy by creating jobs and boosting development. The presence of a global player like Amazon is likely to attract other businesses and developers to the region, further driving economic growth.
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