FALSE, Retained earnings are not free
They come with Opportunity cost as the money would have been somewhere profitable has not been retained
Cost of Equity as per CAPM = Risk free rate + beta*Market risk premium
= 4.67% + 1.56*6.17%
= 14.2952%
i.e. 14.30%
Cost of Equity = Bond yield + Risk premium
= 11.52% + 5.89%
= 17.41%
Stock Price = Expected Dividend/(Cost of Equity – growth rate)
45.56 = 1.38/(Cost of Equity – 7.27%)
Cost of Equity = 10.30%
Growth rate = ROE*(1-Payout ratio)
= 20%*(1-45%)
= 11%
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