'capital expansion' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of increasing a company's capital either by borrowing or increasing its stock. For example, "The company has been planning a capital expansion for the upcoming year."
Other investors in the round included prior investor Mark Cuban, as well as 500 Startups, RTA Ventures, Full Tilt Capital, Telegraph Hill Capital, Expansion VC and others.
If companies are not investing in capital expansion, of course it affects the number of desktop PC's people buy, the number of servers they buy and the infrastructure they're putting in.
While a spokesman for Six Flags Inc., Brent Gooden, said the company had no involvement with the bill, he added, "We do indeed take into account the state and local support as it pertains to capital expansion".
The company has seen its earnings growth slow this year, in what analysts describe as growing pains associated with capital expansion that will amount to $120 million of new equipment to meet strong demand.
A number of those still here belong to the construction crews that have almost become a permanent presence since 1985, when the university began a $200 million capital expansion program.
One justification for these allowances has been that they encourage low-income taxpayers to seek the protection afforded by life insurance, pension plans, and accumulated savings; another reason is that they channel the personal savings of such individuals into banks and other financial institutions where they can be used to support capital expansion.
The theater's national profile developed substantially, making it "something of a mecca for the theater arts". Major programming and capital expansions occurred, as did unforeseen challenges such as an increase in nearby forest fires and a successful unionization attempt.
"We will be continuing with a number of major capital expansions" to meet the needs of aging baby boomers, said Harry Anderson, a spokesman for Tenet Health Care, in Santa Barbara, Calif., which owns or runs 114 hospitals.
The EDC aims to incentivize economic development in part through administering the New York City Industrial Development Agency (NYCIDA), a public benefit corporation that helps companies locating or relocating within New York City undertake capital expansions or expand their existing operations in the City.
We forecast EBITDA growth of 10% per annum to 2018 and cash return on capital invested expansion of 150 basis points to 10.9%.
