The board are also considering an investment in G PLC. G PLC is expected to pay a dividend of 40p next year, 50p in year two, 60p in year three and 70p in year four. The dividend in year five is expected to increase significantly as the company's investment opportunities are expected to be lower by then and the company will not need to retain so much of its earnings. The expected dividend for year five is 100p and this is expected to grow subsequently at 5 per cent per annum. The required rate of return on the shares is 15 per cent. Determine a value for the company's shares and inform the board what proportion of the value is due to the terminal value

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The board are also considering an investment in G PLC. G PLC is expected to pay
a dividend of 40p next year, 50p in year two, 60p in year three and 70p in year
four. The dividend in year five is expected to increase significantly as the
company's investment opportunities are expected to be lower by then and the
company will not need to retain so much of its earnings. The expected dividend
for year five is 100p and this is expected to grow subsequently at 5 per cent per
annum. The required rate of return on the shares is 15 per cent. Determine a
value for the company's shares and inform the board what proportion of the
value is due to the terminal value
Transcribed Image Text:The board are also considering an investment in G PLC. G PLC is expected to pay a dividend of 40p next year, 50p in year two, 60p in year three and 70p in year four. The dividend in year five is expected to increase significantly as the company's investment opportunities are expected to be lower by then and the company will not need to retain so much of its earnings. The expected dividend for year five is 100p and this is expected to grow subsequently at 5 per cent per annum. The required rate of return on the shares is 15 per cent. Determine a value for the company's shares and inform the board what proportion of the value is due to the terminal value
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