Capital expenditure · 2011–2019

Public Storage capital expenditure

$187M+32.8% · FY2019

Public Storage (PSA) reported $187M in capital expenditure for fiscal 2019, +32.8% year on year.

$69.8M2011$67.7M2012$69.4M2013$81.0M2014$65.6M2015$81.4M2016$121M2017$141M2018$187M2019
Public Storage — Capital expenditure, 2011–2019
Fiscal yearCapital expenditureChangeFiling
FY20192019-12-31$187M+32.8%Open →
FY20182018-12-31$141M+16.9%Open →
FY20172017-12-31$121M+48.1%Open →
FY20162016-12-31$81.4M+24.2%Open →
FY20152015-12-31$65.6M−19.0%Open →
FY20142014-12-31$81.0M+16.7%Open →
FY20132013-12-31$69.4M+2.4%Open →
FY20122012-12-31$67.7M−2.9%Open →
FY20112011-12-31$69.8M—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 · 2011–2019 compound annual growth +13.1%

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  author       = {{CompaniesRanked}},
  title        = {{Public Storage capital expenditure}},
  year         = {2026},
  howpublished = {\url{https://companiesranked.com/en/company/public-storage/capital-expenditure}},
  note         = {Compiled from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings; data as of 2026-09-25},
  urldate      = {2026-09-25}
}

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