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- July 4, 2023 at 11:47 am #687623
Hello Sir,
Analysing Question 317 in the Kaplan exam kit 2022-2023
part A (ii)
Do the dividend growth model means the cost side of the valuation of the company if we use it to value the shares of the company
because the market value of Danoca Co is $16.5m ($3.30 × 5m) using the market price ex div
and since the valuation using the growth model of Danoca Co was = $2.95 × 5m = $14.75 million
which is lesser than the market value by 16.5-14.75=$1.75m
So can I assume that the growth model showing cost side of the company value
which is different and could be lower than the market value of the company.Thanks
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317 PHOBIS (DEC 07 – MODIFIED)(a)
Phobis Co is considering a bid for Danoca Co. Both companies are stock market listed and are in the same business sector. Financial information on Danoca Co, which is shortly to pay its annual dividend, is as follows: Number of ordinary shares Ordinary share price (ex div basis) Earnings per share Proposed payout ratio Dividend per share one year ago Dividend per share two years ago Equity beta Other relevant financial information Average sector price/earnings ratio Risk?free rate of return Return on the market 5 million $3.30 40.0c 60% 23.3c 22.0c 1.4 10 4.6% 10.6%
Required: Calculate the value of Danoca Co using the following methods:
(i) price/earnings ratio method
(ii) dividend growth modeland discuss the significance, to Phobis Co, of the values you have calculated, in comparison to the current market value of Danoca Co.
July 5, 2023 at 8:18 am #687641As I explain in my free lectures, in theory the market value of shares is the present value of the expected future dividends (which is what the growth model formula is giving).
In practice, a PE valuation is more commonly used (especially when considering taking over another company) because of the problem determining the expected future dividends.
I do discuss both approaches in my free lectures on this.
July 5, 2023 at 8:27 am #687643Thanks a lot.
July 5, 2023 at 5:52 pm #687676You are welcome 🙂
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