The Gordon growth method is an extension of the dividend discount model and assumes that the stream of future dividends grows at a constant rate for an infinite amount of time. The Gordon growth model is good for the valuation of mature companies with a stable history of growth in dividends per share. To implement the model, you need three variables—the expected annual dividend per share for the next year, the required rate of return, and the expected dividend growth rate.

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