CapEx
Capital expenditure or capital expense is the money an organization or corporate entity spends to buy, maintain, or improve its fixed assets, such as buildings, vehicles, equipment or land. It is considered a capital expenditure when funds are spent to purchase a new asset or to extend the useful life of existing assets, such as major structural repairs or upgrades.
Beyond's analysis on CapEx
- — Amazon boosts 2026 capital expenditure by $20 billion while declining to disclose funding sources
- — Harvard’s endorsement boosts confidence in Meta stock amid AI CapEx concerns
Recent news mentioning CapEx
- — Entegris (ENTG) Positions to Benefit From Rebounding Wafer Starts and Memory Capex
- — SpaceX’s AI Thesis Is Getting Stronger, but the Capex Risk Is Massive
- — Agrofert to plough capex into German baker Lieken
- — Microsoft’s AI Capex Problem Just Got Harder for Bears to Defend
- — Meta May Overtake Google Search This Year. That Makes Its AI Capex Harder to Dismiss
- — IREN Climbs 4% as Co-CEO Says Debt and Prepayments Can Fund FY27 Capex, TeraWulf Slips
- — Here comes the AI capex shocker, Goldman Sachs says
- — Amazon’s Appeal Is More About This Than The AI Capex Fear Discount
- — Investors Freaked Out Over IREN’s $30 Billion Capex — CEO Explains Why They’re Dead Wrong
- — IREN CEO says debt and prepayments can fund most of FY27 capex
- — Will Amazon or Alphabet Better Digest AI Capex This Quarter?
- — Analysts Expect AI Capex to Reach $800 Billion in 2026. That Number Could Actually Surpass $1 Trillion. Here Are 2 Stocks That Will Benefit.