CAPEX Smaller than Depreciation

Quick question,

I'm working on a DCF for General Motors and currently trying to figure out how to forecast PPE.

PPE(net) grew on the BS from last year, however, the depreciation that shows up on the CFS is actually bigger than CAPEX. In other words, CAPEX on the CFS is smaller than depreciation, but net PPE still grew. Even after subtracting amortization, CAPEX

 

Maybe some of that depreciation in that CFS is also attributable to the Equipment on operating leases on their balance sheet. According to their 10K:

"Depreciation expense related to equipment on operating leases, net was $6.7 billion"

In other words, that 12.26b is not all going to Property, about 6.7 billion of it is going to "Equipment on Operating Leases." Look in Note 7.

 

Note 9 on the 10-K: Property

Lays out the change in gross PP&E as well as the change in accumulated depreciation.

As mentioned above, the general "depreciation/amortization/impairment" category can't be assumed to only relate to PP&E. Nor can you assume that's necessarily equal to "maintenance" capex.

 

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