Valuation of Stock Using Dividend Growth Model

The dividend Growth Model is a model used to determine the intrinsic value of a share or stock. It is also called Gordon Growth Model for stock valuation or dividend discount model (DDM). The following formula is used to determine the stock value.

Formula

Where:

D1 = Next year expected dividend per share

Ke = annual rate of return

g = dividend growth rate

Example

ABC just paid a dividend of $ 5 per share. It is expected to grow @ 5 {1bb28fb76c3d282be6cfd0391ccf1d9529baae691cd895e2d45215811b51644c} per annum, while the cost of equity or required rate of return is 12 {1bb28fb76c3d282be6cfd0391ccf1d9529baae691cd895e2d45215811b51644c}. Then, 

Vo = 5 (1.05) / (0.12 – 0.05) = $ 75

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