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]]>Capital expenditures are used to increase operational efficiency, prepare for future projects, and increase revenue long term.
A reduction in CapEx due to the pandemic highlights the need to reassess capital outlay for long-term investments and ensure an optimal operating efficiency for current operations.
Key industry considerations in 2021
Global BEV-related capital expenditure spend is predicted to increase to about $120 billion 2020-2025. ~25-30% of OEM CapEx spend.
Automotive and Truck Manufacturers
Capital expenditure year over year for 2020, -14.84% for automotive and truck manufacturers.
Revenue, year over year for 2020, -14.62% for automotive and truck manufacturers.
Automotive and Truck Parts
Capital expenditure year over year for 2020, -25.9% for automotive and truck parts companies.
Revenue, year over year for 2020, -13.11% for automotive and truck parts companies.
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]]>- Ford temporarily laid off F-150 workers (Jan 27)
- Japan’s Renesas moves more automotive chip production in-house
- TSMC and Taiwan chip peers weigh new price hikes for autos
- TSMC ‘will prioritize Autos if possible’
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