Amazon has invested more than £2 billion in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Berkshire since 2010, a new report has revealed.

The latest Amazon Economic Impact Report details the investments made by the company across the UK since 2010, with £3.8 billion having gone into the South East.

It reveals this investment has led to the production of goods and services that have contributed an estimated £3.5 billion to the region's GDP.

Amazon has also created more than 4,500 full and part-time jobs in the South East.

The report shows there are more than 4,000 small and medium-sized businesses in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Oxfordshire selling on Amazon as independent selling partners.

In 2023 alone, these businesses achieved export sales of more than £260 million.

This figures stands at £560 million across the 11,000 businesses of this size in the whole of the South East.

Victor Pulido, general manager at Amazon in Milton Keynes, said: "We’re passionate about supporting the regional economy and the wider South East community through investments, job creation, charity donations and volunteering.

"Amazon continues to make a positive impact, including upskilling our employees and helping small businesses in our community reach new heights.

“While we continue to invest in the regional economy, we’re also stepping up our support of community organisations in Milton Keynes.

"We’re excited to continue supporting good causes over the coming months while we deliver for customers, sellers and communities.”