capital expenditure

If you’re late, it means that there are some capital expenditures that you need to do in the future.

That hesitancy has led, in part, to corporate spending on stock buybacks outpacing capital expenditures this year.

Founders who are less willing to dilute their control may be willing to use debt financing to fund their capital expenditures, “but it doesn’t make sense for everyone,” says six-time entrepreneur David Friend.

The proposed expansion and $150 million in capital expenditures will add 10 new stages, post-production services, mills, backlots and training facilities, wardrobe suites, a commissary and other flexible buildings.

Unlike in the hotel industry, the casino operator must pay for all capital expenditures, either maintenance or expansions.

The interest earned on the capital expenditure in the six years ending averaged 11½ p.c.

The capital expenditure of the cinematographer need certainly not be great.

Here the capital expenditure would be so great that the cost would be absolutely prohibitive.

For 1906 the average capital expenditure per kilowatt installed was about 81.

It is easy enough to depict elaborate plans which involve vast capital expenditure.