N= period = 3 ( 3 years, based on dividend and growth rate calculation)
rs= rate of return = 15%
g1 = growth rate =15%
g2= 5%
D0= current year dividend = 1
D1 = next year dividend
D1= D0 × (1+rs)
D1= 1× (1+0.15)= 1.15
D2= D1 × (1+0.15)
D2= 1.15×(1.15)= 1.3225
D3= D2× (1+g2)
D3= 1.3225 × (1.05)= 1.388625
P0 = value of stock
D= dividend at end of per year or next financial year
P0= D/(rs-g)
P0= 1.388625 /(0.15-0.05)
P0= 1.388625 /(0.10)= 13.89
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