How to Say “Capital Budgeting” in Spanish

presupuesto de capital
/pɾesupwesto de kapital/from spelling rules
In Spanish, capital budgeting is translated as presupuesto de capital.
The term refers to the process a company uses to evaluate and plan long-term investments in projects or assets. In many Spanish-speaking business environments, the concept of capital budgeting is often referred to more descriptively as evaluación de proyectos de inversión.

Did you know?

  • The word capital comes from the Latin caput, meaning 'head'. This reflects the ancient idea that wealth was measured by the number of heads of cattle owned.
  • The word capital is a linguistic doublet of caudal. While capital refers to financial assets, caudal can describe the flow of a river or a vast quantity of wealth.
  • The word presupuesto functions as both a noun meaning 'budget' and the past participle of the verb presuponer, which means 'to assume beforehand'.

Examples in context

  • El presupuesto de capital para el próximo año será crucial para el crecimiento de la empresa.
    The capital budgeting for the following year will be crucial for the company's growth.
  • Necesitamos discutir la planificación de inversiones de manera detallada durante la reunión de mañana.
    We need to discuss the capital budgeting in detail during tomorrow's meeting.
  • El presupuesto de capital es fundamental para la empresa.
    Capital budgeting is fundamental for the company.

Example conversation

Two colleagues are discussing the company's financial planning in an office.

  1. Elena

    Alejandro, ¿ya terminaste el presupuesto de capital?
    Alejandro, have you finished the capital budgeting yet?
  2. Alejandro

    Casi termino, solo me faltan los costos de maquinaria.
    I'm almost done, I just need the machinery costs.
  3. Elena

    Es fundamental para aprobar la nueva planta.
    It is fundamental to approve the new plant.
  4. Alejandro

    Tienes razón, te lo envío mañana mismo.
    You are right, I will send it to you tomorrow.

Sources

  • IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
  • Word origins: Wiktionary entries capital, de, presupuesto, CC BY-SA 4.0.
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