David has $23000 dollars that it wishes to pay out as dividends, and a cost of equity of 0.26. If it pays out $17000 in dividends today, what dividend should they pay 1 year from today to make shareholders indifferent between this dividend scheme and one where shareholders get all of the cash today?
rate positively ..
Total dividend to be given = | 23000 | |
Dividend paid today = | 17000 | |
PV of future dividend | 6000 | |
Required rate = | 26% | |
Therefore dividend to be paid after 1 year to be indifferent = | 7560 | |
6000*(126%) | ||
Ans = | 7560 | |
David has $23000 dollars that it wishes to pay out as dividends, and a cost of...
Sam Inc. has $33000 dollars that it wishes to pay out as dividends, and a cost of equity of 0.23. If it pays out $25000 in dividends today, what dividend should they pay 3 year from today to make shareholders indifferent between this dividend scheme and one where shareholders get all of the cash today?
XYZ Corp. has $46 million dollars that it wishes to pay out as dividends, and a cost of equity of 0.21. If it pays out $18 million in dividends today, what dividend should they pay 1 year from today to make shareholders indifferent between this dividend scheme and one where shareholders get all of the cash today?
XYZ Corp. has $34 million dollars that it wishes to pay out as dividends, and a cost of equity of 0.22. If it pays out $12 million in dividends today, what dividend should they pay 1 year from today to make shareholders indifferent between this dividend scheme and one where shareholders get all of the cash today?
XYZ Corp. has $47 million dollars that it wishes to pay out as dividends, and a cost of equity of 0.09. If it pays out $20 million in dividends today, what dividend should they pay 1 year from today to make shareholders indifferent between this dividend scheme and one where shareholders get all of the cash today?
markets tomorrow Question 2 1 pts XYZ Corp. has $42 million dollars that it wishes to pay out as dividends, and a cost of equity of 0.20. If it pays out $17 million in dividends today, what dividend should they pay 1 year from today to make shareholders indifferent between this dividend scheme and one where shareholders get all of the cash today?
Palo Alto Enterprises has $200,000 in cash. They wish to invest the money in Treasury bills at 5% and use the returns to pay dividends to shareholders after a year. Alternatively they can pay a dividend and allow shareholders to make the investment. If corporate tax rates are 30%, which option will shareholders prefer in perfect capital markets? Select one: A. immediate cash dividend B. dividend after one year C. prefer half from each source D. indifferent between options
0 out of 2 points uestion 8 Canyon Buff Corp. currently pays no dividend. You anticipate Canyon Buff will pay an annual dividend of $0.56 per share two years from today and you expect dividends to grow by 46 per year thereafter. If Canyon Buffs equity cost of capital is 12%, then the value of a share of Canyon Buff today is closest to: D. $7.00 Selected Arswer 0 out of 2 points Question 9
S17-15 Dividends versus Reinvestment [LO2] National Business Machine Co. (NBM) has $4 million of extra cash after taxes have been paid. NBM has two choices to make use of this cash. One alternative is to invest the cash in financial assets. The resulting investment income will be paid out as a special dividend at the end of three years. In this case, the firm can invest in Treasury bills yielding 2.5 percent or in 4.3 percent preferred stock. IRS regulations...
Most listed Australian companies pay dividends twice per year, the 'interim' and 'final' dividends, which are roughly 6 months apart. You are an equities analyst trying to value the company BHP. You decide to use the Dividend Discount Model (DDM) as a starting point, so you study BHP's dividend history and you find that BHP tends to pay the same interim and final dividend each year, and that both grow by the same rate. You expect BHP will pay a...
National Business Machine Co. (NBM) has $8 million of extra cash after taxes have been paid. NBM has two choices to make use of this cash. One alternative is to invest the cash in financial assets. The resulting investment income will be paid out as a special dividend at the end of three years. In this case, the firm can invest either in Treasury bills yielding 3 percent or in 5 percent preferred stock. Another alternative is to pay out...