The EPS and dividend of Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) was $2 and $0.9 respectively last year. With a required return of 9%, how much will the stock price of JNJ change if the growth rate increases from 7% to 7.7058%?
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Ans $ 26.75
P0 = | Price of Share |
D1 = | Current Dividend |
Ke = | Cost of Equity |
g = | growth rate |
At growth rate of 7% | |
P0 = | D1 / (Ke - g) |
P0 = | 0.9630 / (9%- 7%) |
P0 = | 48.15 |
D1 = | D0* (1 + g) |
D1 = | 0.9* (1 + 7.00%) |
D1 = | 0.9630 |
At growth rate of 7.7058% | |
P0 = | D1 / (Ke - g) |
P0 = | 0.96935220 / (9%- 7.7058%) |
P0 = | 74.90 |
D1 = | D0* (1 + g) |
D1 = | 0.9* (1 + 7.7058%) |
D1 = | 0.96935220 |
Difference in price= | 74.90 - 48.15 |
26.75 | |
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