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Capital expenditure or
capital expense (abbreviated
capex,
CAPEX, or
CapEx) is the
money an
organization or
corporate entity spends to buy, maintain, or...
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Capex or
capital expenditure is an
expenditure where the
benefit continues over a long term.
Capex or
CAPEX may also
refer to:
Capabilities exercise,...
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CAPEX, also
known as the
Kerala State Cashew Workers Apex
Industrial Co-operative Society, is an
organization managed by the
government of
Kerala to promote...
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Capex Corporation was an
American computer software company in
existence from 1969
through 1982 and
based in Phoenix, Arizona. It made a
variety of software...
- you can also
calculate it by taking:
where Net
capital expenditure (
CAPEX) =
Capex −
Depreciation and
amortization Tax
shield = Net
interest expense ×...
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Acrolophus capex is a moth of the
family Acrolophidae. It is
found in Colombia. Beccaloni, G.; Scoble, M.; Kitching, I.; Simonsen, T.; Robinson, G.; Pitkin...
- a product, business, or system. Its counterpart, a
capital expenditure (
capex), is the cost of
developing or
providing non-consumable
parts for the product...
- A
capabilities exercise (
CAPEX) is a form of
military or
emergency response exercise.
Examples include capabilities exercises conducted for the low-altitude...
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Total CAPEX $ 'Buffer' for cost overruns, % of
total amount to be
financed Fuel and
consumables reserve, days
Imported equipment, % of
total CAPEX Import...
- FCFE=NI+D\&A-
Capex-\Delta WC+Net\ Borrowing} or F C F E = N I − [ ( 1 − b ) ( C a p e x − D & A ) + ( 1 − b ) ( Δ W C ) ] {\displaystyle FCFE=NI-[(1-b)(
Capex-D\&A)+(1-b)(\Delta...
