Data Storage CapEx Growth
The Year-over-Year CapEx Growth of Data Storage (DTST) as of Oct 16, 2026 is -99.11 %. In the previous year, Year-over-Year CapEx Growth was 16.53 % — a change of -699.68% (lower).
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CapEx Growth
-99.11 %
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-699.68%
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| YEAR | CapEx Growth | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| -99.11 % | -699.68% | |
| 16.53 % | -98.52% | |
| 1,114.09 % | -1,645.58% | |
| -72.08 % | -147.50% | |
| 151.74 % | -56.48% | |
| 348.70 % | -926.87% | |
| -42.17 % | — | |
| 0.00 | -100.00% | |
| 175.91 % | -375.91% | |
| -63.76 % | — |
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Year-over-Year CapEx Growth of Data Storage is -99.11 % in 2025.
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CapEx growth measures the percentage change in capital expenditures. Increasing CapEx can signal investment in future growth capacity.
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