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The common stock of M & M
Corporation is currently selling for N60 per share, dividend per share have
grown from N1.5k to the current level of N4 over the past 10 years. This dividend growth is expected to continue
in the future. What is the required rate
of return for the M & M Corporation.
SOLUTION:
k = Do (1 + g) + g
Po
Where:
K = The required rate of return
Do=Current Dividend per share
1 = is constant
g = Growth rate
k = Do (1 + g) + g
Po
Note that g here is (future
value) 1/n
( Present value) - 1
g= 4
1.5 raised to power 1/10 – 1. See the formula
above.
g= 0.1031
k = 4 (1 + 0.1031) + 0.1031
60
k = 0.17664
k = 17.7%
Explanation:
g has its own formula in this
question. That is, you have to solve for
g before you can substitute it in the main formula. That is why we have;
(future value)
1/n
(Present value) - 1
Now read the question
again. The future value is 4 while the
present value is 1.5. That is how we
got:
g= 4
1.5
Then you have to raised the
answer you get to 1/n. n is 10
years. 1/10 will give you something like
0.1. now 4/1.5 raised to 0.1 – 1. Will give
you 0.1031.
Then we can now go back to the
main formula and solve since we have gotten the g we are looking for. So, substitute g figures any where there g.
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