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Construction glossary
Construction Glossary •

Year-to-Date (YTD)

What is Year-to-Date (YTD)?

Year-to-Date (YTD) in the context of the construction industry refers to the cumulative financial or operational performance of a construction project from the start of the current year, up to the present date. This includes data on various aspects, such as project costs, revenues, profits, safety incidents, labor hours, and so forth. It is a crucial period commonly used in financial reporting that helps businesses to track progress, project future performance, and make informed decisions. YTD is commonly used to compare the current data to the same period in the previous year, which helps in identifying trends, measuring growth, and planning strategies. By using the YTD analysis, construction companies can operate more efficiently, control costs, optimize resources, and enhance profitability.

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Cost Overrun

What is a Cost Overrun?

A cost overrun, in the context of the construction industry, refers to the excess amount that needs to be spent over the initially agreed or budgeted cost for completing a particular project. It’s an ...
Surety

What is a Surety?

A Surety, in the context of the construction industry, refers to a third-party entity that provides a guarantee or assurance to a project owner or client that a contractor will fulfill all obligations...
Capitalize

What is Capitalize?

Capitalize is a term used across various industries, including the construction industry, generally referring to the practice of funding projects with capital or money. In construction, to capitalize ...

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