Burkhardt Corp. pays dividend every year and the company promised to increase its dividend by 3 percent per year indefinitely. Yesterday, the company paid a dividend of $2 ( is $2). Today morning, the company made a news announcement that the dividend growth rate will decline to 1 percent per year indefinitely from now on. If the discount rate is 8 percent per year compounded annually, how much will the price of the company’s stock drop today immediately after the news announcement?
Stock Price = Next expected Dividend/(Required return - growth rate)
Price at 3% growth rate = 2*(1+3%)/(8%-3%)
= $41.2
Price at 1% growth rate = 2*1.01/(8%-1%)
= $28.86
Hence. price will drop by $12.34 per share
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