Ans. | Cost of equity = [Dividend per share * (1 + growth rate) / Stock price] + Growth rate | ||
[$2.70 * (1 + 0.056) / $54] + 0.056 | |||
[$2.70 * 1.056 / $54 + 0.056 | |||
$2.8512 / $54 + 0.056 | |||
0.0528 + 0.056 | |||
0.1088 or 10.88% | |||
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