Long-term government bond rate 4%
Historical risk premium on the market 7%
Beta estimate of Sylvia’s Separates 0.95
Price range of Sylvia’s Separates’ share price $5 - $9
Proportion of earnings retained 0.6
Average return on retained earnings 12%
Proposed dividend per share next year $0.30
Current annual interest on company’s loan from bank 6%
Tax rate 25%
Based on the information given above,
(5 marks)
a]
growth rate = retention ratio * ROE = 60% * 10% = 6%
PVGO = current share price - (earnings / cost of equity)
current share price = next year dividend / (cost of equity - growth rate)
current share price = ($2 + 6%) / (15% - 6%) = $23.56
PVGO = $23.56 - ($3 / 0.15) = $3.56
b]
i]
required return = risk free rate + (beta * market risk premium) = 4% + (0.95 * 7%) = 10.65%
ii]
growth rate = retention ratio * ROE = 0.6 * 12% = 7.2%
required return = (next year dividend / current share price) + growth rate = ( $0.30 / $7) + 0.072 = 0.1149, or 11.49%
(current share price is taken as the average of the price range of $5 to $9)
c]
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This is nothing but the mathematical formula for the present value of a growing perpetuity.
This model is appropriate for valuing stocks with stable, growing dividends
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