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hjlf
2 years ago
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Vera Paper's stock has a beta of 1.40, and its required return is 12.00%. Dell Dairy's stock has a beta of 0.80. If the

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jeka57 [31]2 years ago
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The required rate of return on the stock of Dell company is come out to be 8.89%.

<h3>What is a stock?</h3>

Stock represents the number of shares being owned by an investor in the company on which it gets the dividends.

Given values for step 1:

The required rate of return: 12%

Beta factor: 1.40

Risk-free rate: 4.75%

<u>Step-1</u> Computation of market risk premium:

\rm\ Market \rm\ risk \rm\ premium=\frac{\rm\ Required \rm\ rate \rm\ of \rm\ return-\rm\ Risk \rm\ free \rm\ rate}{\rm\ Beta \rm\ factor} \\\rm\ Market \rm\ risk \rm\ premium=\frac{\$12\%-4.75\%}{1.40} \\\rm\ Market \rm\ risk \rm\ premium=5.18\%

Given values for step 2:

Market risk premium: 5.18%

Beta factor: 0.80

Risk-free rate: 4.75%

<u>Step-2</u> Computation of required rate of return:

\rm\ Required  \rm\ rate  \rm\ of  \rm\ return = \rm\ Risk  \rm\ free  \rm\ rate + ( \rm\ Market \rm\ risk \rm\ premium \times\ Beta factor) \\ \rm\ Required  \rm\ rate  \rm\ of  \rm\ return=4.75\% + ( 5.18\% \times\ 0.80)\\ \rm\ Required  \rm\ rate  \rm\ of  \rm\ return=8.89\%

Therefore, the return of 8.89% comes out to be the required rate of return for the stock of Dell Company.

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