Two-Stage Growth Dividend Discount Model Calculator
Compute the intrinsic value of a stock.
Do not enter $ or % in fields.
NOTE: Stable Stage Cost of Equity must be greater than Stable Stage Annual Dividend Growth Rate.
NOTE: Stable Stage Cost of Equity must be greater than Stable Stage Annual Dividend Growth Rate.
| Valuation Summary | |
|---|---|
| Present Value of High Growth Stage Dividends: | $10.56 |
| Terminal Price (at End of Stage 1): | $114.55 |
| Present Value of Terminal Price: | $71.13 |
| Intrinsic Stock Value: | $81.69 |
Computational Notes
The calculator, which assumes two stages of dividend growth, uses the following formula to compute the intrinsic stock value:
Intrinsic Stock Value = Present value of high growth stage dividends + Present value of terminal price