Ans :
(a)
According to Gordon Growth Model,
P = D1 / (r-g)
r = (D1/P) + g
P = Current stock price = $35
r = cost of capital = ?
g = growth rate = 2%
D1 = Dividend payable one year from now = D0*(1+growth rate)
= $ 1.76*(1+2%)
= $ 1.76*(1.02)
= $ 1.7952
Insert above data in the formula,
r = (D1/P) + g
= ($ 1.7952 / 35) + 2%
= 0.0512914 + 0.02
= 0.0712914
= 7.13%
(b) P = D1 / (r-g)
P = D0*(1+g) / (r-g)
P*(r-g) = D0 + D0g
P*r - Pg = D0+D0g
(P*r-D0) = D0g + Pg
(P*r -D0 ) / (D0+P) = g
P = $ 35
D0 = 1.76
r = 10%
g = (35*0.1 - 1.75) / (1.75+35)
= (3.5-1.75) / (36.75)
= 1.75 / 36.75
= 0.047619
= 4.76 %
(c) growth rate (g) = 4%
Plowback ratio = 0.2
ROE = growth rate*plowback ratio
= 4% *0.2
= 0.8 %
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