Amazon Bazaar Sees Massive Growth In Telangana And Andhra Pradesh

• Amazon Bazaar records fourfold rise in regional orders
• Hyderabad leads Amazon Bazaar customer growth
• Telangana and AP sellers expand through Amazon Bazaar

Amazon Bazaar has witnessed rapid expansion across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, with the platform recording a four times increase in orders compared to the previous year.

Senior company officials said Hyderabad emerged as one of the fastest growing markets, registering a fourfold rise in new customer sign ups. Amazon Bazaar also reported six times growth in Hyderabad during the first four months of 2026.

Speaking to reporters in Hyderabad, Amazon Bazaar Head Sameer Lalwani said customer demand has increased sharply across multiple product categories. Women’s fashion recorded six times growth, while home and kitchen products witnessed eight times growth on the platform. Electronic accessories also showed strong demand with four times growth.

Amazon Bazaar was launched in 2024 as part of Amazon India’s efforts to strengthen affordable online shopping and support small businesses across the country.

The company revealed that Andhra Pradesh and Telangana together now have more than 75000 sellers on Amazon.in. Among them, over 1200 sellers are directly associated with Amazon Bazaar.

Officials stated that the platform also recorded a major rise in seller participation, with the number of sellers increasing 2.4 times over the previous year. Product listings expanded by nearly 2.5 times, helping local businesses connect with customers across India.

According to Amazon, shopping behaviour is rapidly changing in tier 2 and tier 3 cities, where more people are now preferring online purchases for daily needs and lifestyle products.

To support this growing demand, Amazon has expanded its operational network in the region. The company currently operates eight fulfilment centres, three sortation centres and around 1500 Hub Delivery Partners across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

Company representatives said the strengthened delivery network is helping improve last mile connectivity and enabling faster deliveries even in smaller towns and semi urban regions.