A company is thinking of issuing more common stock. Its stock's current market price is $50 a share with an expected div...
A company is thinking of issuing more common stock. Its stock's current market price is $50 a share with an expected dividend annual one year from today of $3 a share. Dividends are expected to grow 5% per year and there are no flotation costs. What is the company cost of new common stock?
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cost of new common stock=(D1/Current price)+Growth rate
=(3/50)+0.05
which is equal to
=11%
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A company is thinking of issuing more common stock. Its stock's current market price is $50 a share with an expected div...
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