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zhannawk [14.2K]
1 year ago
6

Next year's earnings are estimated to be $5. The company plans to reinvest 25% of its earnings at 20%. If the cost of equity is

12%, what is the present value of growth opportunities?
Business
1 answer:
Citrus2011 [14]1 year ago
8 0

The present value of growth opportunities is 11.90.

The act or process, or a manner of developing; development; gradual increase. length or level of improvement: It hasn't but reached its complete increase. Finished improvement. Improvement from a less complicated to a greater complex degree: the growth of formality paperwork.

Boom is described as a gradual development in adulthood, age, length, weight, or peak. An instance of increase is a wild teenage lady turning into tons calmer in her overdue Nineteen Twenties. An instance of the boom is a boy getting an inch taller between a long time of 14 and 15.

Growth is an increase or decrease in something. It's miles modeled the usage of lessons of mathematical functions including linear, exponential, logarithmic, and hyperbolic boom. the increase also can be categorized as consistent with its first-rate effect on a commercial enterprise or network.

Growth = Reinvestment * 20% = 25%*20% = 5%

Price = Dividend Next Year/( Cost of Equity - Growth) = 5*(1-25%)/(12%-5%) = 53.57

PVGO = Price - Earning/Cost of Equity = 53.57 - 5/12% = 11.90

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