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American companies are showing unwavering confidence in India amid the existing tariff row and visa restrictions between New Delhi and Washington. Large multinational corporations such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple are going ahead with their investment strategy in the nation, signaling strong trust in the Indian economy.

Tariff Dispute Has Not Deterred Investment

It's already been more than three months since the tariff dispute between India and America has been going on. Even as the two governments persist in negotiations to find a solution, no final determination has arrived yet. In spite of this ambiguity, industry sources and business leaders indicate that the American business community is still keen on increasing business in India.

Dainik Jagran spoke with representatives from major American companies and leading industry organisations like FICCI and CII, who have stated that there is no indication that the tariff dispute will affect their future business plans in India. Thus, investments across technology, electronics manufacturing, and finance continue to move forward.

Google Announces USD 10 Billion Data Centre Investment

Highlighting the confidence of American companies, Google has announced a massive USD 10 billion investment to establish a data center hub in Visakhapatnam. The company had earlier committed $6 billion in 2024, but its investment plans have now been expanded. An agreement is expected to be signed in New Delhi later this month.

This substantial investment reflects Google’s long-term vision for India as a critical hub for digital infrastructure. The move also aligns with India’s push to enhance data localisation and strengthen its technology ecosystem.

Microsoft Eyes AI Leadership In India

Following suit, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced a USD 3 billion investment in India over two years during his visit in January 2025. The plan, finalised in July amid the tariff dispute, aims to establish Microsoft’s first artificial intelligence center in India.

American companies are increasingly forming joint ventures with Indian firms. Ordinary Theory recently partnered with Optiemus Infracom to manufacture smart hardware solutions for the telecommunications sector. Optiemus Chairman Ashok Kumar Gupta stated, “The era of Made in India hardware manufacturing is now beginning. Our aim is to realize the dream of a self-reliant India along with Make in India.”

Apple And Other Companies Expand Operations

Apple’s iPhone exports from India have crossed USD 10 billion, with production shipments increasing 75 percent in the first ten months of the year. The company plans to raise India’s share in global iPhone production to 25 percent by 2027. Other American giants, including Boeing and Amazon, are also accelerating their investments.

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Despite the tariffs imposed by US President Trump, India’s upgraded credit rating by S&P and Japanese agency R&I has bolstered investor confidence, reinforcing the belief that India remains a prime destination for long-term foreign investment.

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Thus American companies’ continued investment and collaboration with Indian firms underline a strong vote of confidence in India’s growth story. With significant projects in technology, AI, and electronics manufacturing, India continues to attract global business even amid international trade and visa uncertainties