Capex & Depreciation Excel Template
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Capital-spend and PP&E rollforward with depreciation schedules.
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About this capex and depreciation schedule
A capex and depreciation schedule forecasts capital expenditures, PP&E additions, disposals, accumulated depreciation, and net book value. It links investment plans to depreciation expense, balance sheet assets, and free cash flow.
Use this free Excel capex schedule preview to compare fixed asset rollforwards, depreciation methods, maintenance capex, growth capex, and asset-life assumptions. It is useful for infrastructure, real estate, utilities, manufacturing, and any capital-intensive financial model.



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What does the Capex & Depreciation schedule do?+
A capex and depreciation schedule forecasts capital expenditures, PP&E additions, disposals, accumulated depreciation, and net book value. It links investment plans to depreciation expense, balance sheet assets, and free cash flow.
When should I use a Capex & Depreciation schedule?+
Use this free Excel capex schedule preview to compare fixed asset rollforwards, depreciation methods, maintenance capex, growth capex, and asset-life assumptions. It is useful for infrastructure, real estate, utilities, manufacturing, and any capital-intensive financial model.
What is included on this Capex & Depreciation schedule page?+
The page includes a live Excel preview, source model examples, sheet-name variants, and related schedules for the capex & depreciation workflow.
Can I download the workbook behind this Capex & Depreciation example?+
Yes. Use the download button or open one of the linked source models to download the full Excel workbook that contains this schedule.
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