Ticker Information
Ticker
LVSCompany Name
LAS VEGAS SANDS CORPSector
Consumer CyclicalIndustry
Resorts & CasinosExchange
NYSE$ 1.02BCapital Expenditure
VS
Market
6
Sector
4
Industry
0
History
53
$ 48.25Close
$ 44.78 - $ 69.4952-Week Range
LAS VEGAS SANDS CORP's CapEx vs. competitors
We picked the following companies as peers based on multiple factors, including sector, industry, market capitalization and revenue
CapEx Benchmarks
| Company | CapEx |
|---|---|
| DRI : DARDEN RESTAURANTS INC | $ 688.5M |
| CASY : CASEYS GENERAL STORES INC | $ 613.85M |
| CZR : CAESARS ENTERTAINMENT INC | $ 452M |
| MGM : MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL | $ 982.87M |
| ULTA : ULTA BEAUTY INC | $ 414.07M |
| PHM : PULTEGROUP INC | $ 113.88M |
| QSR : RESTAURANT BRANDS INTERNATIONAL INC | $ 259M |
| BALL : BALL CORP | $ 554M |
| WYNN : WYNN RESORTS LTD | $ 679.72M |
| BURL : BURLINGTON STORES INC | $ 916.71M |
Similar metrics to CapEx:
- Capital Expenditures Margin - [Calculation] The CapEx Margin, also named Capex to Revenue Ratio, measures how much of a company’s revenue is reinvested into productive [Assets]. It is capital expenditures [CapEx] divided by [Revenue].
- Capital Expenditures Coverage - [Calculation] The Capital Expenditure Ratio, or capex coverage, describes the ability of a business to generate enough cash from day-to-day operations to cover capital expenditures. It is calculated by dividing the cash flow from operations [NCFO] by its capital expenditures [CapEx].
- Capital Expenditures to Operating Cash Flow - [Calculation] The CapEx to Operating Cash Flow ratio, measures how much of a company’s operating cash flow is reinvested into productive [Assets]. It is capital expenditures [CapEx] divided by net operating cash flow [NCFO].
- Free Cash Flow - [Calculation] Free Cash Flow is a metric that measures the cash that remains after a company pays its operating expenses [OpEx] and capital expenditures [CapEx]. It can be calculated as Net Cash Flow from Operations [NCFO] minus capital expenditures.
- Property Plant & Equipment (Net) - [Balance Sheet] A component of [Assets] representing the assets that are either property, plant or equipment after accumulated depreciation, depletion and amortization. Common examples include buildings, land, furniture, and other physical assets that a company has purchased to run its business.