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Required:
iii. The implied dividend payout ratio at the end of year one, if the annual dividend growth rate remain at 5% per annum, the required rate of return remains constant but the price is KShs. 25 below the initial price.
Using Gordon Growth Model
Po = D1 / (Ke – g)
Where,
Po – Current share price = 180
D1 – Next year expected dividend = 8
Ke – Cost of equity = ?
G – Growth rate in dividend = 5%
180 = 8/(Ke-.05)
Ke-.05 = 8/180
= 0.04444444444
Ke = 0.04444444444+.05
= 0.09444444444
= 9.44%
Revised Price if growth rate changes to 6.5% = 8/(.0944-.065)
= $272.11
Percentage change in price = (272.11-180)/180 *100
= 51.17%
Growth rate = ROE*Retention ratio
Retention ratio = 5/9.44
= 52.97%
dividend payout ratio = 100-Retention ratio
= 100-52.97
= 47.03%