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The risk-free rate is 2.37% and the market risk premium is 6.39%. A stock with a β of 1.60 just paid a dividend of $2.67. The dividend is expected to grow at 21.99% for three years and then grow at 3.53% forever. What is the value of the stock?
The answer is $48.21 but not sure how to get that answer. Please show the finance calculator steps if possible and not excel! Thanks
If CAPM holds, we have following formula to calculate company's required return
Required rate of Return of the stock = risk free rate + β* the market risk premium
Where,
Risk free rate = 2.37%
The market risk premium = 6.39%
And β of stock = 1.60
Putting all the values in the equation we can get
Required rate of Return of stock = 2.37%+ 1.60* 6.39%
= 12.594%
Therefore the required return of stock or cost of equity is 12.594%
Now we have following information
D0 = current dividend paid = $2.67 per share
k = required rate of return = cost of equity =12.594%
g = growth rate of dividends = 21.99% for year 1, year 2 and year 3 and 3.53% after that
With the given dividend growth rate, we can calculate the actual dividends for year 1 to 3.
D1 = $2.67 * 1.2199 = $3.257
D2 = $3.257 *1.2199 = $3.973
D3 = $3.973 *1.2199 = $4.847
The dividends occurring in the stable growth period of 3.53% from fourth year's dividend:
D4 = $4.847 *1.0353 = $5.018
Now we can calculate the present value of each dividend; where required rate of return is 12.594%.
PV1 = $3.257/ 1.12594 = $2.89
PV2 = $3.973 / (1.12594) ^2 = $3.13
PV3 = $4.847/ (1.12594) ^3 = $3.40
We can apply the stable-growth Gordon Growth Model formula to these dividends to determine their residual value in the terminal year
=D4 / (k-g)
= $5.018/ (0.12594 -0.0353) = $55.364
The present value of these stable growth period dividends (residual value) are
$55.364 / (1.12594) ^3 = $38.79
Now add the present values of all future dividends to get current stock price
$2.89 +$3.13 +$3.40 + $38.79 = $48.21 (rounding off to two decimal points)
The company’s stock is worth $48.21 per share.