Consider the following information for the company Fledgling Electronics: Expected earnings per share at the end of year $8.33 Expected dividend per share at the end of year $5 Market capitalization rate (r) 15% Expected growth rate dividends (per year) 10% 1. Calculate the current price per share of Fledgling Electronics 2. Calculate the capitalized value of Fledgling's EPS if it had a no growth policy 3. Calculate the present value of Fledgling's growth opportunities

Consider the following information for the company Fledgling Electronics: Expected earnings per share at the end of year $8.33 Expected dividend per share at the end of year $5 Market capitalization rate (r) 15% Expected growth rate dividends (per year) 10% 1. Calculate the current price per share of Fledgling Electronics 2. Calculate the capitalized value of Fledgling's EPS if it had a no growth policy 3. Calculate the present value of Fledgling's growth opportunities

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Corporate Fin Focused Approach

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Chapter7: Valuation Of Stocks And Corporations

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