For fiscal year 2013, Disney spent approximately 6% of total revenue in capital expenditures. Sure, Disney is an enormous company, but that's a lot of capex money for any business. What is the company investing in and why?
In this consumer goods segment of Where the Money Is , Motley Fool analysts Sean O'Reilly and Nathan Hamilton break down Disney's capital expenditures and explain why the company is making these huge investments.
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