Definition of capex in English:

capex

nounˈkapɛksˈkapeks

mass nounFinance

Capital expenditure.
in the current year the company's capex is expected to be in the region of $200 million
Example sentencesExamples
- The real costs are much more than the lost revenue; it also includes diversion of resources and unwarranted capex due to undue network investment.
- Capex is usually the last factor to turn in a cyclical recovery.
- In the current year the company's capex is expected to be in the region of US $200 million.
- "The capex per subscriber will be much lower."
- Even so, the US will still account for 30 per cent of the total capex.

Origin

1980s: shortened form of capital expenditure.

Definition of capex in US English:

capex

nounˈkapeks

Finance

Capital expenditure.
in the current year the company's capex is expected to be in the region of $200 million
Example sentencesExamples
- The real costs are much more than the lost revenue; it also includes diversion of resources and unwarranted capex due to undue network investment.
- Capex is usually the last factor to turn in a cyclical recovery.
- "The capex per subscriber will be much lower."
- Even so, the US will still account for 30 per cent of the total capex.
- In the current year the company's capex is expected to be in the region of US $200 million.

Origin

1980s: shortened form of capital expenditure.

单词	capex
释义	Definition of capex in English: capex nounˈkapɛksˈkapeks mass nounFinance Capital expenditure. in the current year the company's capex is expected to be in the region of $200 million Example sentencesExamples The real costs are much more than the lost revenue; it also includes diversion of resources and unwarranted capex due to undue network investment. Capex is usually the last factor to turn in a cyclical recovery. In the current year the company's capex is expected to be in the region of US $200 million. "The capex per subscriber will be much lower." Even so, the US will still account for 30 per cent of the total capex. Origin 1980s: shortened form of capital expenditure. Definition of capex in US English: capex nounˈkapeks Finance Capital expenditure. in the current year the company's capex is expected to be in the region of $200 million Example sentencesExamples The real costs are much more than the lost revenue; it also includes diversion of resources and unwarranted capex due to undue network investment. Capex is usually the last factor to turn in a cyclical recovery. "The capex per subscriber will be much lower." Even so, the US will still account for 30 per cent of the total capex. In the current year the company's capex is expected to be in the region of US $200 million. Origin 1980s: shortened form of capital expenditure.
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