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If a co paid dividend of .10dollars 5 yrs ago
And it recently paid dividend on .15 dollars
And cost of equity is 11%
What would be the current share price and how to calculate it using dvm?
Note that div was paid 5 yrs ago and then recently with no dividends in between.
Can you please help with the answer sir?
Where is this question from?
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My friend sat the exam last month, it’s from the exam. How to calculate the growth rate here is my question. As the dividend wasn’t paid each year. But only 5 yrs ago and then recently.
I would have to have access to the question to answer it properly
Or be able to see it and review it
But I’d imagine it’s using
PV = Dividend / (1 + Cost of Equity)^n
I wrote the question is the beginning. Can you answer it?
Depends on whether the dividend has grown in the last 5 years or assumed that growth was zero
I do not want to try and answer it off an extract, If I can see an absolute question and possibly an answer to see how its done……… that is better for us.
