ABC currently pays no dividends, choosing instead to re-invest all earnings in the firm. However, the firm anticipates that beginning in year 6, they will run out of profitable investments and begin paying a dividend of $5.00 per share. They anticipate that dividends will grow at 2% per year in perpetuity following that.
The required return on the cash flows of ABC’s dividends is 15% per year.
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=5/(15%-2%)*1/1.15^5=19.12218213
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At t=5: =5/(15%-2%)=38.46153846
At t=6: =5*(1+2%)/(15%-2%)=39.23076923
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