Capital expenditure · 2015–2021
Pearson capital expenditure
$88.1M+29.4% · FY2021
Pearson (PSO) reported $88.1M in capital expenditure for fiscal 2021, +29.4% year on year.
| Fiscal year | Capital expenditure | Change | Filing |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY20212021-12-31 | $88.1M | +29.4% | Open → |
| FY20202020-12-31 | $68.0M | −3.0% | Open → |
| FY20192019-12-31 | $70.1M | −24.9% | Open → |
| FY20182018-12-31 | $93.4M | −11.6% | Open → |
| FY20172017-12-31 | $106M | −11.1% | Open → |
| FY20162016-12-31 | $119M | −9.6% | Open → |
| FY20152015-12-31 | $131M | — | Open → |
Capital expenditure — Capital expenditure is the cash the company spent during the year on property, plant and equipment — factories, stores, servers, vehicles. It appears in the investing section of the cash-flow statement as an outflow and is shown here as a positive amount. Operating cash flow minus this figure is free cash flow.
Every row links to its own SEC filing · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026 · 2015–2021 compound annual growth −6.5%
Figures are reported under IFRS in GBP and converted to US dollars at ECB reference rates — fiscal 2025 average 0.758 GBP/$ for income items, year-end 0.743 GBP/$ for balance-sheet items.
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