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Goldman Sachs Research analyzes how rising capital expenditures and higher interest rates are driving investors toward capital-intensive companies with physical assets and away from asset-light technology models. This shift, termed the "post-modern cycle," represents a long-term regime change favoring sectors combining heavy capital requirements with technological innovation and tangible assets.
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Summary
Goldman Sachs Research analyzes how rising capital expenditures and higher interest rates are driving investors toward capital-intensive companies with physical assets and away from asset-light technology models. This shift, termed the "post-modern cycle," represents a long-term regime change favoring sectors combining heavy capital requirements with technological innovation and tangible assets.
Tags
capex · stock-investors · capital-intensive · goldman-sachs · investment-regime · infrastructure · ai
Key entities
Goldman Sachs (organization, 0.99) · Peter Oppenheimer (person, 0.95) · post-modern cycle (concept, 0.9) · artificial intelligence (technology, 0.92) · capital-intensive companies (concept, 0.88) · asset-light models (concept, 0.85)
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analysis · language en · status final
Provenance
claude-haiku-4-5 via @stacklist/be@0.1.0, confidence 0.85, 21 Sep 2026