Company just reported Earning Per Share of $50.00 (EPS0=$50)
Management plans to continue to payout 20% of net income in the
form of dividends Before implementing any cost cutting
initiatives, management expects earnings will continue to grow at a
long term sustainable growth rate of10.0% every year in perpetuity
The company’s cost of equity is 25%
Assume Management does not attempt to cut costs and use the 10%
earnings growth rate. Using the Dividend Discount Model for
constant growth, the present value of Company’s future growth
opportunities (i.e. PVGO) is closest to:
a) $25
b) $27
c) $29
d) $31
e) $33
PVGO = Value of stock – (earnings / cost of equity)
Value of stock = D1 / (Ke - g)
D1 = Do * (1 + g)
D0 = EPS0 * Payout %
D0 = $50 * 20%
D0 = $10
D1 = $10 * (1 + 10%) = $11
Ke = 25%
g = 10%
Value of stock = $11 / (25% - 10%) = $73.3
PVGO = $73.3 - ($11 / 25%)
PVGO = $73.3 - $44
PVGO = $29.3
Correct choice - c - $29
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