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As growth rate for year 1 is 20%, so D1 = D0*1.2 = 5*1.2 = $6
Similarly, as growth rate for year 2 is 10%, so D2 = D1*1.1 = 6*1.1 = $6.6
HVP,2 is calculated using Gordon's Constant growth model
HVP,2 = D2*(1+gL)/(rs-gL) = 6.6*1.05/(.1-0.05) = $138.60
Expected price at time 0 of sum of present value of dividends and PV of horizon value at time 2
P0 = D1/(1+rs) + D2/(1+rs)^2 + HVP,2/(1+rs)^2,
All the calculation and formula are shown in excel below.
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