Amanda's tech startup, "EcoInnovate," has recently launched a revolutionary solar panel technology, designed to significantly enhance energy efficiency for homes and businesses alike. This new technology has been welcomed with enthusiasm in the market, rapidly gaining traction and endorsement from environmental groups and renowned energy experts. EcoInnovate's advanced panels can be integrated into existing systems, offering a seamless transition to greener energy solutions. Following this breakthrough, the company's CFO, Julian Markson, in a recent briefing to investors, expressed optimism about EcoInnovate's financial future. Julian announced that EcoInnovate anticipates initiating dividend payments earlier than initially forecasted. Specifically, the company expects to distribute its first dividend 5 years from now (t=5), amounting to $4.7. Over the subsequent 4 years (t=6:9), dividends are projected to increase by 6% annually, before stabilizing at a perpetual growth rate of 3% (t=10). EcoInnovate maintains a debt-to-equity ratio (in market value terms) of 0.2, with the yield to maturity (YTM) on its bonds standing at 8% and a corporate tax rate of 27%. Given a risk-free interest rate of 3%, a market risk premium of 6%, and EcoInnovate's beta valued at 1.4, we're tasked with determining the stock's price based on a discounted valuation of its projected