Capex

Capex Acquisitions (Net)

The Acquisitions (Net) of Capex (CAPX2.BA) as of Oct 25, 2026 is -6.31 B ARS. In the previous year, Acquisitions (Net) was -2.49 B ARS — a change of 154.07% (lower).

Acquisitions (Net)

-6.31 BARS

YoY

154.07%

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Acquisitions (Net) of Capex is 2025 -6.31 B ARS. Acquisitions (Net) of Capex was 2024 -2.49 B ARS. It decreases by 154.07% lower compared to the previous year.

The Capex Acquisitions (Net) history

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Acquisitions (Net)
Date
Acquisitions (Net)
Jan 1, 2018
-501.54 M ARS
Jan 1, 2019
683.97 M ARS
Jan 1, 2020
-11.43 B ARS
Jan 1, 2021
4.74 B ARS
Jan 1, 2022
4.89 B ARS
Jan 1, 2023
17.53 B ARS
Jan 1, 2024
-2.49 B ARS
Jan 1, 2025
-6.31 B ARS
The Capex Acquisitions (Net) history
YEARAcquisitions (Net)YoY
-6.31 BARS+154.07%
-2.49 BARS-114.18%
17.53 BARS+258.30%
4.89 BARS+3.13%
4.74 BARS-141.50%
-11.43 BARS-1,771.11%
683.97 MARS-236.38%
-501.54 MARS-683.98%
85.88 MARS-2,434.02%
-3.68 MARS-102.59%
142.31 MARS+1,574.22%
8.50 MARS—

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Capex Stock analysis

What does Capex do? Capex SA generates revenue through the sale of electric energy, oil and gas exploration and exploitation, and the production and distribution of propane, butane, and gasoline. The company operates a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) plant in Neuquen province, supplying propane and butane to various markets. Its subsidiaries, Hychico SA and Servicios Buproneu SA, support operations in energy and gas distribution. The firm targets commercial and industrial clients for its energy products and services. Capex SA’s primary income streams come from power generation, oil and gas activities, and LPG distribution. The company’s LPG plant in Neuquen serves as a key facility for producing and distributing propane and butane. Subsidiaries like Servicios Buproneu SA handle gas marketing and distribution, while Hychico SA likely supports energy-related operations. The business serves both local and regional markets for energy and gas products. The company’s revenue model relies on the generation and sale of electric energy, the exploration and exploitation of oil and gas reserves, and the distribution of propane, butane, and gasoline. Its subsidiaries, Hychico SA and Servicios Buproneu SA, contribute to the operational structure, with Servicios Buproneu SA specifically involved in gas marketing and distribution. Capex SA focuses on delivering energy solutions to commercial and industrial segments through its integrated operations. Capex is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Capex stock

Acquisitions (Net) of Capex is -6.31 B ARS in 2025.

Acquisitions (Net) of Capex changed from -2.49 B ARS to -6.31 B ARS, representing a 154.07% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Net acquisitions represent the cash spent on acquiring other businesses, net of divestitures. Large acquisitions can transform a company's growth trajectory.

Acquisitions (Net)'s ARS is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Acquisitions (Net)'s Capex historically and in real time.

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