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1. The Brolly plc currently pays no dividend. The firm recently announced that its first dividend of £0.50 per share will be paid 3 years from now. Once dividends commence, the plan is to pay annual dividends of £0.70, £1 and £1.20, respectively, over the following 3 years, and then increase the dividend by 6% per year indefinitely. What is the closest maximum amount you should pay for this stock today if you require a 10% rate of return? a. £13 b. £18 c. £21 d. £26

          1. The Brolly plc currently pays no dividend. The firm recently announced that its first dividend of &#163;0.50 per share will be paid 3 years from now. Once dividends commence, the plan is to pay annual dividends of &#163;0.70, &#163;1 and &#163;1.20, respectively, over the following 3 years, and then increase the dividend by 6% per year indefinitely. What is the closest maximum amount you should pay for this stock today if you require a 10% rate of return?

a. &#163;13
b. &#163;18
c. &#163;21
d. &#163;26

1. The Brolly plc currently pays no dividend. The firm recently announced that its first dividend of #163;0.50 per share will be paid 3 years from now. Once dividends commence, the plan is to pay annual dividends of #163;0.70, #163;1 and #163;1.20, respectively, over the following 3 years, and then increase the dividend by 6% per year indefinitely. What is the closest maximum amount you should pay for this stock today if you require a 10% rate of return?

a. #163;13
b. #163;18
c. #163;21
d. #163;26

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