While capex-linked stocks have seen a sell-off ever since the Union Budget pegged FY26 capex at Rs 11.2 lakh crore, 10% year-on-year (YoY) growth, CLSA said the central government's 'real' FY26 ...

In the first seven months of the fiscal year until October, states spent just over a third of their FY25 capex budget, compared with 39.2 percent during a similar period in the previous fiscal ...

Figure 1 shows DRAM capex budgets for the three major suppliers. Each is expected to make further cuts in its DRAM capital spending in 2020 as most new facilities and upgrades to current fabs are in ...

The FY26 Budget may project a 20 per cent increase in capex spending to drive economic activity, leave more disposable income in the hands of people and target a fiscal deficit of 4.4 per cent of ...

D&L INDUSTRIES, Inc., a listed producer of specialty food ingredients and oleochemicals, is reducing its capital expenditure (capex) budget for 2025 as it focuses on minor expansions at its Batangas ...

GOTIANUN-LED conglomerate Filinvest Development Corp. (FDC) has allocated a P24-billion capital expenditure (capex) budget for 2025 to drive growth. The conglomerate’s 2025 capex is 20% higher than ...

(Image/Bloomberg) The Centre has released nearly Rs 1.5 lakh crore in interest-free 50-year capex loans to states for 2024-25, overachieving the revised estimate and meeting the initial budget ...

This year’s capex is 45 percent higher than the previous year’s spending of P48.3 billion, DMCI Chief Finance Officer Herbert Consunji said on the sidelines of the Shareholders Association of ...

The largest miss on FY25 capex is expected to be due to a spending slowdown in roads and highway projects, followed by ...

The company said it will continue to make huge bets on RE. Last year it set aside 72 percent of its capex budget of P73 billion for clean energy projects. These include the 159-MWp Laoag solar ...

Capex growth was cut back to just 7.3% in 2024-25 and has been limited again to 10% in 2025-26. GDP growth came down to 6.5% in 2024-25 and is projected at less than 7% in 2025-26.