Capital expenditure, or capex, refers to the funds that governments and corporations allocate for acquiring, improving, or maintaining tangible assets like infrastructure, buildings, and technology.

The government had set a Budget Estimate (BE) for capex at Rs 11.11 trillion for FY25, against which it is expected to miss the target by Rs 93,000 crore ...

The recent slowdown in GDP growth, to 6% in H1 FY25 from 8.2% in FY24, has been partly driven by a slump in the government's capital expenditure, which has seen a double-digit decline during this ...

Gaming firm DigiPlus Interactive Corp. expects capital expenditures (capex) for the year to reach as much as P3 billion. Celeste Jovenir, DigiPlus vice president for investor relations ...

He believes pursuing capex increases along with income tax cuts will be difficult, given the commitment to the 4.5 per cent fiscal deficit target. In an interview with Mint, Bhuskute also shared ...

Even companies manufacturing daily necessities such as edible oil, beverages, instant noodles and chocolates are ramping up capital expenditure amid green shoots of demand recovery and the government ...

Substantial capital expenditure (CapEx) by Big Tech is shaping up to be a key theme of 2025 thus far. Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL), for example, announced plans to expand its CapEx spending target to $ ...

The government has allocated Rs 11.2 lakh crore for capital expenditure in 2025-26, marking a 10% increase from the revised estimate of the current financial year. The Budget aims to attract ...

NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock surged higher Wednesday, bolstered by continued Capex spending boosts by hyperscalers and the ramping of its new Blackwell chip. NVIDIA shares closed up 5.35% to $124.83.

A key driver of this effort is a demand push through cuts in personal income tax rates under the new tax regime. Even then, gross tax receipts are projected to inch up to 12 per cent of GDP in FY26 ...

The pace of capital expenditure by Indian railways has slowed with the Budget allocating just Rs 2.52 lakh crore, to the transporter in FY26 which in real terms denote a marginal year on year decline.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has assured that the substantial income tax relief outlined in Budget 2025 does not indicate a governmental shift from capital expenditure to consumption.