Big Manufacturing Company $($BMC$)$ has a dividend payout ratio of $40\%,$ a Return on Equity $($ROE$)$ of $15\%,$ and had an EPS of $$1\mathrm{.}95$ per share in the year just ended. The shareholders$$ required rate of return is $13\%.$ BMC just developed a new product line that accelerated its growth rate for the next $5$ years before its competitors catch up$.$ Now, BMC expects its EPS and Dividends to grow at $25\%$ for the next $3$ years, followed by a year of $20\%$ growth, and then a year of $15\%$ growth, before BMC settles down to the constant growth rate that you calculated in problem $11$ in year $6.$ Using the Non$-$Constant Growth Model and the $5$ years of non$-$constant growth, what is the intrinsic value of BMC$$s stock to the nearest cent now? Do not enter $ or comma in the answer box. For example, if your answer is $$12,300\mathrm{.}456$ then enter as $12300\mathrm{.}46$ in the answer box.