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(show all work) NonConstant Dividend Growth Model Problem Initial Dividend is $2.00 grows 50% first year, 25% second year, 25% third year, and 7% constantly

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  1. NonConstant Dividend Growth Model Problem
    1. Initial Dividend is $2.00 grows 50% first year, 25% second year, 25% third year, and 7% constantly forever. Required rate of return is 18%. Whats the price of the stock today?
  2. Debt Common Preferred

    50000 Semi Annual Bonds at 900 1000000 Shares at $60 100000 Shares at 103

    N= 10 Years Beta = 1.25 Dividend Rate = 11%

    Coupon rate = 7% Market Rate = 12% Par Value = $100

    FV = $1000 Risk Free Rate = 3%

    Tax Rate = 30% (WACC Problem (solve for each variable of the WACC formula, and than the NPV)?

  3. 0 1 2 3 4

    -1000 400 500 700 900

    WACC=10%

    Calculate the following variables:

    NPV:

    IRR:

    PB:

    DPB:

  4. Cash Flow Problem REMEMBER THIS IS A 4 YEAR PROJECT: New factory = $10,000,000

    Tear down Old factory which cost to build = $2,000,000

    Instead of building new factory, can sell the land for = $500,000

    New factory has a life of 5 Years but the project is 4 years so depreciate straight line over 5 years

    Salvage Value at the end of 4 years = $1,000,000

    Revenue= $5,000,000 per year

    Variable Costs = $1,000,000 per year

    Fixed Costs excluding depreciation = $500,000

    WACC=10%

    Tax Rate = 30%

    WHATS THE NPV OF THIS PROJECT?

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