Sentences with phrase «business capital expenditure»

Business capital expenditure investment and durable goods consumption are very strong, which have, for years, been drags on the economic recovery.

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In 2013, businesses can write off capital expenditures on their taxes up to $ 500,000 under the Section 179 deduction, Keating says.

In addition to factors previously disclosed in Tesla's and SolarCity's reports filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the «SEC») and those identified elsewhere in this document, the following factors, among others, could cause actual results to differ materially from forward - looking statements and historical performance: the ability to obtain regulatory approvals and meet other closing conditions to the transaction, including requisite approval by Tesla and SolarCity stockholders, on a timely basis or at all; delay in closing the transaction; the ultimate outcome and results of integrating the operations of Tesla and SolarCity and the ultimate ability to realize synergies and other benefits; business disruption following the transaction; the availability and access, in general, of funds to meet debt obligations and to fund ongoing operations and necessary capital expenditures; and the ability to comply with all covenants in the indentures and credit facilities of Tesla and SolarCity, any violation of which, if not cured in a timely manner, could trigger a default of other obligations under cross-default provisions.

A recent survey of European corporates by investment bank UBS showed a sharp uptick in French companies» capital expenditure (CapEx) spending intentions.2 We also expect to see a similar increase in the amount French companies plan to invest in their business.

Alcohol, tobacco, laundry detergent, dish soap, chocolate... done right, a business in an area such as these can make a lot of money without constantly having to make large capital expenditures the same way a steel mill might require.

Even as General Electric looks to overhaul its business by selling assets and cutting back on capital expenditure, it is stepping up its investment in Africa — Nigeria in particular.

People stop or reduce spending on dining out, new furniture, cars, jewelry, and other so - called «discretionary» items, while businesses often cut capital expenditures such as new machinery, hiring employees, or moving to larger facilities.

Key development types include Product Launch, Restructuring, Capital Expenditure, Business Expansion, Seeking Financing, Considering Investments, PE / VC Fund Raising etc..

A capital expenditure (CAPEX) is money that is spent to buy, repair, update, or improve a fixed company asset, such as a building, business, or equipment.

«Unemployment may very well drop to 3.5 % this year, and there are more and more signals that business will improve capital expenditures and raise payrolls.

The future revenue index slid to 48.6 from 51.9, the employment index fell to 29.1 from 32.8, the part - time employment index increased to 14.8 from 12.7, the hours worked index slipped to 13.3 from 13.6, the wages and benefits index slid to 49.4 from 50.0, the input prices index dipped to 45.9 from 47.0, the selling prices index dropped to 34.5 from 39.6, the capital expenditures index fell to 26.8 from 32.9, the general business activity index slipped to 24.7 from 26.9.

The latest capital expenditure (Capex) survey continues to point to solid growth in business investment in 2004/05, concentrated in the manufacturing, mining and property & business services sectors.

Viewed from the expenditure side, the main reason for the slower growth was a moderation in the pace of gross fixed capital formation, especially business investment which had been accelerating in 2103 - 14, but slowed in 2015.

The employment index climbed to 15.9 from 15.3, the part - time employment index decreased to 3.7 from 5.1, the hours worked index dipped to 8.0 from 8.3, the wages and benefits index grew to 23.5 from 20.9, the input prices index fell to 27.9 from 29.2, the selling prices index increased to 19.2, its highest level in over 10 years, from 17.0, the capital expenditures index slid to 16.0 from 17.6, the general business activity index rose to 14.5 from 13.4.

While GDP growth was disappointingly low in the first quarter, one of the bright spots came from higher business spending, or capital expenditures.

Another area where today's business investments have a direct relationship to tomorrow's climate impacts is in long - term capital expenditures, which will live well into the middle of the century and beyond.

Now, there is nothing wrong with stock buybacks and dividends per se, and indeed they can contribute to a very sensible corporate capital allocation strategy, but should this use of capital crowd out long - term capital expenditure (investment) in a firm's core business, or begin to threaten its credit quality, then it can become concerning.

The March quarter ABS capital expenditure (Capex) survey suggests growth of around 6 1/2 per cent in nominal business investment spending in 2003/04, with this growth skewed towards the buildings and structures component.

Capital expenditure required to maintain the business is low, running at about half of its depreciation and amortisation.

The decline in this measure of business confidence has, however, been somewhat more marked than the declines in indicators of firms» employment and capital expenditure plans recorded in the same survey (Graph 17).

The latest capital expenditure (Capex) survey points to continued growth in business investment in real terms, though at a more moderate pace than that seen during 2004.

The Capital Expenditure Survey conducted in January and February provides estimates of aggregate business investment intentions for the remainder of 1996/97 and an initial reading on intentions for 1997/98.

In addition to the significant decrease in the tax rate from 35 % to 21 %, businesses may write off 100 % of their capital expenditures (capex) for the next five years.

Anticipating, however, that Berkshire will generate ever - increasing amounts of cash, we are today quite willing to enter businesses that regularly require large capital expenditures.

«Apple has more cash than what it needs to run the business in terms of research and development and capital expenditures,» said Brian Colello, a Morningstar analyst and its director of technology research.

Repayable Business Finance, for example, supports up to 45 % of investment in capital expenditure or the capitalisation of salaries on the jobs created.

CCA sold a 29.4 per cent stake in the Indonesian business to parent company The Coca - Cola Co for $ US500 million ($ 681,000, originally $ 570 million) last year to fund accelerated capital expenditure and market development.

Nearly 60 % of companies expect sales and export growth, while almost 50 % of businesses will increase capital expenditure and grow employment numbers.

Measuring the value of natural capital can allow governments and business to redefine conservation expenditures as «investments,» said Eli Fenichel, an assistant professor at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and lead author of the study.

Scalability, reduced capital expenditure, improved security and the ability to focus on the core business are just some of the benefits of giving your technology infrastructure in the right hands.

Enterprises running SAP Business Suite can now leverage the on - demand, pay as you go AWS platform to support thousands of concurrent users in production without making costly capital expenditures for their underlying infrastructure.

Waterstones decided to team up with Amazon and one of most compelling reasons for that was the sheer cost of developing an ereader and a fully fledged ebook platform (just look at B&N's capital expenditure and increased costs and their need for cash to support their successful Nook business, hence their deal with Microsoft).

In fact, businesses are increasing their capital expenditures.

If you own all of a given asset, this becomes a question of taking income versus spending on capital expenditures to grow or maintain the business.

Sometimes this is approximated by cash flow from operations less maintenance capital expenditures, but maintenance capex is not a disclosed item, and changes in working capital can reflect a need to invest in inventories in order to grow the business, not merely maintain it.)

Capital One business credit cards allow you to view quarterly reports on your company's credit card expenditures.

It is important to note that this slowly fading voice business is the cash engine for the Co (requires little R&D and capital expenditure).

Conservatively, the Company appears to produce $ 25 - $ 35 million of run - rate EBITDA, require approximately $ 9 million in maintenance capital expenditures and have $ 4 - $ 8 million of taxes, interest and preferred dividends in total, leaving $ 12 - $ 18 million of positive free cash flow annually with which to further invest in the business and / or amortize debt.

A capital expenditure is incurred when a business spends money either to buy fixed assets or to add to the value of an existing fixed asset with a useful life that extends beyond the taxable year.

Although the best use of a business credit card is as a cash alternative, spending no more than what is budgeted each month, some businesses may anticipate making larger capital expenditures that could require several months of cash flow to cover.

The company's reasonable AFFO payout ratio (75 %) is also supportive of decent dividend growth, especially considering the low amount of sustaining capital expenditures required by the business (i.e. if Crown Castle cut back on growth investments, its AFFO payout ratio would drop and provide even more room for dividend increases).

At the same time, we believed that investors should have looked for trusts with low capital expenditures and mature businesses.

4) Buy capital expenditures for your business.

With rising living expenses and increasing food expenditures there are always a lot of means to lessen your grocery budget and save more for future investing or business capital.

Sometimes this is approximated by cash flow from operations less maintenance capital expenditures, but maintenance capex is not a disclosed item, and changes in working capital can reflect a need to invest in inventories in order to grow the business, not merely maintain it.

One of the best values of cash - flow statements is that they enable one to attempt to derive estimates of free cash flow (the amount of cash that a business generates in a year that is left over after it has paid all of its expenses, including capital expenditures to maintain its existing business).

Companies that increase their dividends are more likely to increase their reinvestment in the business, and companies that decrease their dividends are more likely to reduce capital expenditures.

The difficulty is that without clear restrictions on the use of that capital, banks have the freedom to continue business as usual, including using the public capital to finance bonus payments and other expenditures.

Our valuation methodology has a three pronged approach: free cash flow (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or EBITDA, minus the capital expenditures necessary to grow the business); earnings per share trends; and private market value (PMV), which encompasses on and off balance sheet assets and liabilities.