Amazon will invest 1.4 billion euros annually in the Netherlands.

Amazon Makes a Significant Investment in its Presence in the Netherlands

Amazon (AMZN) has announced that it will invest over 1.4 billion euros in the Netherlands over the next three years. This significant investment once again highlights the company’s confidence in the Dutch market and its customer-centric service approach.

Goals and Expectations of the Investment

In its statement, Amazon emphasized that this investment will not only support the growth of small businesses in the country but will also strengthen its commitment to innovation, competitive pricing, and a wide range of products. Enabling small and medium-sized enterprises in the Netherlands to sell through the Amazon platform will enhance the country's economic dynamism.

Support for Local Businesses

Eva Faict, Amazon's Country Manager for the Netherlands and Belgium, stated, "With these investments, we can provide better service to our customers and improve our platform. Additionally, we will continue to support Dutch entrepreneurs with our technology and expertise while creating growth opportunities for local businesses."

Amazon's Outlook in the Dutch Market

Having entered the Dutch market in 2020, Amazon has collaborated with over 4,500 local small and medium-sized enterprises to date. Approximately 90% of these companies reach customers in 170 countries worldwide through Amazon. This investment reflects both the company's growth strategy and its contribution to the local economy.

Investments and Third Quarter Financial Results

Amazon will also announce its third-quarter financial results on October 30. This period will provide investors with important insights into Amazon's future performance and strategies.