A stock is expected to pay its first annual dividend in 5 years. The dividend is expected to stay constant at $1.2 per year for 20 years and then grow at 5% annually forever. The required rate of return is 13%. (hint: non-standard dividends; two-stage of dividends) A. What is the PV today of the first-stage dividends? (20 years of constant $1.2 dividend per year is the first stage)? B. What is the PV today of the second-stage dividends? (dividends after the 20 years of constant dividend is the second stage)? C. What should be the stock price now?

A stock is expected to pay its first annual dividend in 5 years. The dividend is expected to stay constant at $1.2 per year for 20 years and then grow at 5% annually forever. The required rate of return is 13%. (hint: non-standard dividends; two-stage of dividends) A. What is the PV today of the first-stage dividends? (20 years of constant $1.2 dividend per year is the first stage)? B. What is the PV today of the second-stage dividends? (dividends after the 20 years of constant dividend is the second stage)? C. What should be the stock price now?

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Financial Management: Theory & Practice

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Chapter7: Corporate Valuation And Stock Valuation

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