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SBT Ltd. has an issued and paid up Capital of 100000 shares of ?100 each. The company declared a dividend of ?25 lakh during the last five years and expects to maintain the same of level of dividends in the future. If the average dividend yield for the listed companies in the same line of business is 16%, then value per share of SBT Ltd. is

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Business Valuation syllabus (Weightage: 50%):
1. Business Valuation Basics
2. Valuation in Mergers and Acquisitions
3. Fair Value in Accounting Measurement
3. Valuation of Intangibles

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SBT Ltd. has an issued and paid up Capital of 100000 shares of ?100 each. The company declared a dividend of ?25 lakh during the last five years and expects to maintain the same of level of dividends in the future. If the average dividend yield for the listed companies in the same line of business is 16%, then value per share of SBT Ltd. is






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