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M公司属于基础设施类上市公司(以下称“M公司”),经省级人民政府推荐,报中国证监会审批,拟发行可转换公司债券,有关内容如下: (1) M公司2003年3月31日拟申请发行11000万元、5年期可转换公司债券,可转换公司债券的利率按现行银行同期存款利率4.5%执行。该公司2003年3月31日的有关财务会计数据为: 单位:万元年度2003年3月31日总瓷产56300负债19000净利润800净资产收益率2.14%股东权益37300 (2) 2002年12月31日的普通股股数为10000万股; (3) 2003年6月3日该公司为了减少注册资本,回购本公司股票600万股(每股回购价格为5元); (4) 2003年10月2日持有该上市公司可转换公司债券的投资者按约定的转换价格(每股8元的转换价格)将其持有的可转换公司债券转换为普通股,已知该批可转换公司债券的账面价值为3060万元,面值为3000万元(每张债券的面值为100元); (5) 2003年4月1日-2003年12月31日实现的净利润为2000万元; (6) 2003年12月31日该公司派发现金股利500万元。 要求:根据上述内容,分别回答下列问题: (1) 计算2003年该公司的每股收益、每股净资产和每股股利; (2) 假设该公司2003年12月31日的净资产倍率为1.6,公司股票为固定增长股票,股利固定增长率为6%,计算该公司股票的预期收益率; (3) 假设无风险报酬率为4%,该公司股票的贝他系数为1.2,结合上面(2)计算确定市场平均风险股票的必要收益率。

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B.Heathrow.
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