CAPEX definition
CAPEX means Capital Expenditure for the Project;
CAPEX meanss Capital Expenditure
CAPEX means capital expenditures.
Examples of CAPEX in a sentence
Quarterly reports shall include a report on compliance by the Transacting Parties of the Conditions set forth in Exhibit A, including a progress report for those Conditions relating to the CAPEX requirement.
The full report on CAPEX requirements shall be included in the annual reports referenced in Subsection (B) herein.
More Definitions of CAPEX
CAPEX means capital expenditure.
CAPEX means Capital Expenditures.
CAPEX means investments made to acquire physical assets or services that will expand Oi’s capacity (consolidating its controlled companies) to generate profit. It is an abbreviation for “capital expenditure”.
CAPEX means the projected future capital expenditures as indicated in the Computer Model on the date of this Agreement.
CAPEX means the projected future capital expenditures as indicated in the Computer Model on the date of this Agreement. “Tax Depreciation (AMT and Reg)” shall be determined by the depreciation schedules applicable to the Coke Plant on the third full month following Initial Full Production. “Excess Production (Tons) and Excess Production Discount” shall equal *****.
CAPEX means, for any period, the aggregate of all cash expenditures (including all amounts expended in connection with Capitalized Lease Obligations but excluding any amount representing the interest component thereof) made on account of property, plant, equipment or similar assets during such period by the Restricted Group Members, including the purchase price paid in connection with any spectrum purchases whether such amounts are allocable to property, assets, plant or equipment.
CAPEX for any period, the cost attributed in accordance with GAAP consistent with those applied in preparation of the financial statements referred to in Section 5.1 hereof to acquisitions during such period by ERC US and/or its consolidated Subsidiaries (other than SSG) of any asset, tangible or intangible, or replacements or substitutes therefor or additions thereto which are treated as a non current asset on such financial statements, including, without limitation, the acquisition or construction of assets having a useful life of more than one year.