Fundamentals of Corporate Finance Standard Edition
Fundamentals of Corporate Finance Standard Edition
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ISBN: 9780078034633
Author: Stephen Ross, Randolph Westerfield, Bradford D. Jordan
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 8, Problem 14QP
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To determine: The current price of a share.

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Stock price is a price of a share on the number of saleable stock of a company.

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Answer to Problem 14QP

The current share price is $56.85.

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Given information:

GP Company has currently paid dividends of $3.20. The constant growth rate of dividends is 5%. The investor’s required rate of return for the first three years is 15%, for the next three years are 13%, and a return of 11% for subsequent years.

Formula to calculate the stock price of Year 6:

P6=Do×(1+g)n(Rg)

Where,

P6refers to the price of stock in 6 years

Dorefers to the dividend paid presently

R refers to the required return on the stock

g refers to the constant growth rate

n refers to the number of years

Note: The price of stock (P6) will be the dividend in Year 7.

Formula to calculate the stock price of Year 3:

P3=D1(1+g)4(1+R)1+D2(1+g)5(1+R)2+D3(1+g)6(1+R)3+P6(1+R)3

Where,

P3 refers to the price of the stock in Year 3

D1…Dn refers to the next period expected dividend per share

R refers to the required rate of return on its stock

g refers to the constant growth rate

Note: At the time when the required return changes frequently, the stock price in Year 3 will be the present value of the dividends in Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6 plus the present value of stock of Year 3.

Formula to calculate the current price of the share:

Po=D1(1+g)(1+R)1+D2(1+g)2(1+R)2+D3(1+g)3(1+R)3+P6(1+R)3

Where,

Porefers to the present price of a stock

D1…Dn refers to the next period expected dividend per share

R refers to the required return on the stock

g refers to the constant growth rate

Compute the stock price of Year 6:

P6=Do×(1+g)n(Rg)=$3.20×(1+5100)7(111005100)

=$3.20×(1.05)7(0.110.05)=$3.20×(1.40710040.06)=$3.20×23.451673=$75.04

Hence, the stock price of Year 6 is $75.04.

Compute the stock price of Year 3:

P3=D1(1+g)4(1+R)1+D2(1+g)5(1+R)2+D3(1+g)6(1+R)3+P6(1+R)3=$3.20(1+5100)4(1+13100)1+$3.20(1+5100)5(1+13100)2+$3.20(1+5100)6(1+13100)3+$75.04(1+13100)3=$3.20(1.05)4(1.13)1+$3.20(1.05)5(1.13)2+$3.20(1.05)6(1.13)3+$75.04(1.13)3

=($3.20×1.21550)1.13+($3.20×1.27628)1.2769+($3.20×1.34009)1.44289+$75.041.44289=$3.88961.13+$4.0840961.2769+$4.2882881.44289+$75.041.44289=$3.44212+$3.19844+$2.97201+$52.00673=$61.62

Hence, the stock price of Year 3 is $61.62.

Compute the current price of the share:

Po=D1(1+g)1(1+R)1+D2(1+g)2(1+R)2+D3(1+g)3(1+R)3+P6(1+R)3=$3.20×(1+5100)1(1+15100)1+$3.20×(1+5100)2(1+15100)2+$3.20×(1+5100)3(1+15100)3+$75.04(1+15100)3=$3.20×(1.05)1(1+0.15)1+$3.20×(1.05)2(1+0.15)2+$3.20×(1.05)3(1+0.15)3+$75.04(1+0.15)3=$3.36(1.15)1+($3.20×1.1025)(1.15)2+($3.20×1.157625)(1.15)3+$75.04(1.15)3

=$2.92173+$3.5281.3225+$3.70441.52087+$75.041.52087=$2.40804+$2.66767+$2.43571+$49.34018=$56.85

Hence, the current price of the share is $56.85.

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