Answer #5 )
The given details of firm A
Risk free rate (RFR) = 2.27 %
Market risk premium = 5.90 %
Beta = 1.42
r = 2.27% + 1.42 ( 5.90%)
r = 2.27% + 8.38% = 10.65%
Dividend paid recently = $1.43
Dividend growth rate = 4.55% in perpetuity
Number of shares outstanding = 295 million
The value of firm A
Vo ( Value of share) = D1 / (r - g)
Vo = Do x (1+g) / (r - g)
Vo = $ 1.43 x ( 1 + 0.0455) / ( 0.1065 - 0.0455)
Vo = $ 1.495 / 0.061
Vo = $ 24.51 ( Value of share)
Value of the firm = Value of Equity + Value of debt
Value of Equity = Number of shares outstanding x Price /
share
Value of Equity = 295 m x $ 24.51
Value of Equity = $ 7320.45 million
Since the value of deb is not given we will assume it as
zero.
Therefore value of firm A = $ 7320.45 million
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