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Tutorial 2
Discussion Questions
1. Discuss the THREE (3) main dividend valuation techniques.
2. Compare the dividend based valuation with free cash flow based valuation.
4. Melian shares currently sell for $70. Investors expect a year-end dividend of $3 and year-
end stock price of $74. Required return is 9%. Calculate the intrinsic value of Melian stock.
5. Warns shares currently sell for $80. Investors expect a year-end dividend of $4 and year-
end stock price of $89. Required return is 10%. Calculate the intrinsic value of Warns stock.
6. Monic shares currently sell for $30. Investors expect a year-end dividend of $1.5 and year-
end stock price of $44. Required return is 5%. Calculate the intrinsic value of Monic stock.
7. Hens Company shares are expected to pay dividends of $1.25 and $1.50 at the end of each
of the next two years. The price at the end of two years is forecasted to be $65. Calculate
the intrinsic value of Hens shares today if the required return or cost of equity is 13%.
Comment on the value if the current share price is $50.
8. Fence Company shares are expected to pay dividends of $2.50 and $2.70 at the end of each
of the next two years. The price at the end of two years is forecasted to be $75. Calculate
the intrinsic value of Fence shares today if the required return or cost of equity is 12%.
Comment on the value if the current share price is $60.
9. French Ltd. Expects dividends of €1, €1.5, and €2.0 over the next three years. Expected
stock price at the end of year 3 is €80. If the cost of equity is 18%, compute the intrinsic
value of French shares today. Comment on the value if the current market price of
Fragrance Ltd is 45.00 euros.
10. Philip Ltd. Expects dividends of €2, €2.5, and €3.0 over the next three years. Expected stock
price at the end of year 3 is €90. If the cost of equity is 19%, compute the intrinsic value of
Philip shares today. Comment on the value if the current market price of Philip Ltd is 55.00
euros.
11. A firm paid a dividend yesterday of $2.50 and dividends are expected to grow at a long
term constant rate of 6%. The required return is 11%. If an investor offers $40, should the
shareholder sell its equity?
12. A firm paid a dividend yesterday of $3.50 and dividends are expected to grow at a long
term constant rate of 7%. The required return is 12%. If an investor offers $80, should the
shareholder sell its equity?
13. A firm paid a dividend yesterday of $4.50 and dividends are expected to grow at a long
term constant rate of 8%. The required return is 14%. What is the minimum price that a
shareholder should sell?