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Present Value with Constant Growth Rate

Present Value with Constant Growth Rate

Present value with constant growth rate is often applied to find present value or current price of ordinary share (common stock).

Which

  • C0 : base amount at the beginning of period 1 (Period 0) for constant growth rate
  • g: constant growth rate

Question

Mr. BB want to invest stocks from NNM Company. Suppose that the dividend growth rate is 10 percent, the discount rate is 8 percent, there are 20 years of dividends to be paid, and the current dividend is $10. what is the value of the stock based on the constant growth model?

Solution

Co = $10 , g=10% ,r=8%  and T=20 year, so

          PV = $243.86

          Thus, the price should be $243.86

 

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