Explanation:
Let the dividend paid in Year n be Dn
Given, D3 = $1.10
D4 = $1.10
D5 = $1.10
Growth in dividend from Year 6 = g = 3.2%
D6 = D5(1+g) = 1.10(1+0.032) = $1.135
Required Return = r = 13.1%
According to Gordon's Growth model,
P5 = D6/(r - g) = 1.135/(0.131 - 0.032) = $11.464
Present Value of the stock = P0 = D3/(1+r)3 + D4/(1+r)4 + D5/(1+r)5 + P5/(1+r)5
= 1.10/(1+0.131)3 + 1.10/(1+0.131)4 + 1.10/(1+0.131)5 + 11.464/(1+0.131)5
= $8.22