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Meanings of capex in English
Costs associated with the procurement and maintenance of, and improvements to, the fixed assets of an organisation.
Usage of capex in English
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Cutting capex will increase depletion rates, if past experience is an indicator.
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BP and Exxon have not yet disclosed their capex budgets for 2009.
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Nonresidential structures will probably post a substantial decline, reflecting falling oil industry capex.
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Thus, any large debt-lead capex or acquisition will remain a key rating sensitivity.
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And investors think there's more room for companies to increase capex.
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Shell is issuing profit warnings and pulling back capex right now, he said.
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A rise in capex is seen as crucial for any long-lasting economic recovery.
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Vodafone would use the proceeds of the new offering for capex.
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The company plans to raise nearly half of its capex requirements through debt.
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Meanwhile, the downturn provided cover to slash operating costs and capex.
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Thus it would be a surprise if capex did not fall.
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Not all miners are slashing capex to the same degree though.
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There are warnings, however, for those investors thinking of betting on rising capex alone.
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The company's implementation of its capex plan is expected to increase cash flow generation.
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Next year the capex cycle will start again with 5G.
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To meet rising demand, Saudi Electricity has had to increase its capex through borrowing.
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