The Phoenix (P) Corp. is operating in an essential business that its local council is sponsoring. To induce P Corp to remain in this essential business, the council has agreed to pay whatever amount i necessary to yield P Corp a 14 % book return on equity. P Corp is expected to pay a $ 4 dividend next year (i.e., in year 1). It has been reinvesting 45 % of earnings. (Round answers to two decimal places). If it continues the growth trend. g is equal to 6.3% and the long run rate of return is 10.3 if it was bought at 100 dollars. What is the EPS in year 1. and what part of the $100 price s attributable to the present value of growth opportunities (PVGO) (in $) ?

The Phoenix (P) Corp. is operating in an essential business that its local council is sponsoring. To induce P Corp to remain in this essential business, the council has agreed to pay whatever amount i necessary to yield P Corp a 14 % book return on equity. P Corp is expected to pay a $ 4 dividend next year (i.e., in year 1). It has been reinvesting 45 % of earnings. (Round answers to two decimal places). If it continues the growth trend. g is equal to 6.3% and the long run rate of return is 10.3 if it was bought at 100 dollars. What is the EPS in year 1. and what part of the $100 price s attributable to the present value of growth opportunities (PVGO) (in $) ?

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