capital assets
Britishplural noun
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Ted Mortonson, managing director at Baird, has his eyes on one metric: free cash flow, or the money left over after a company spends on its operations and capital assets.
From MarketWatch
Since 1970, public employment has lagged behind private sector job growth, and government-owned capital assets have trailed those of the private sector.
From Salon
The research goes beyond the environmental importance of mangroves, underscoring their economic value as natural capital assets.
From Science Daily
This marks a turning point, with mangroves protecting 61 percent more people and safeguarding 109 percent more capital assets from floods in 2020 compared to a decade earlier.
From Science Daily
Requiring large, expensive capital assets, it is hard hit by a tax which targets the value of assets rather than their profitability.
From BBC
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