Banana plc is a new firm planning to have an Initial Public Offering prior to the launch of the second-generation iPhone. Four analysts are trying to determine a price for Banana plc shares, but they have different views of the likely dividend pattern over the coming months. The expectations of the four analysts are as follows: i.Analyst 1 believes Banana will not pay any dividends for the next ten years, but 11 years from now they will pay a dividend of 0.311 per share. They then believe that Banana will increase dividends by 5% per year from then on. ii.Analyst 2 believes Banana will not pay any dividends for the next twenty years, but 21 years from now they will pay a dividend of 0.552 per share. They then believe that because Banana has invested in more new projects they will increase dividends by 6% per year from then on. iii.Analyst 3 believes Banana will not pay any dividends for the next thirty years, but 31 years from now they will pay a dividend of 0.871 per share. They then believe that because Banana has invested in even more new projects they will increase dividends by 7% per year from then on. iv.Analyst 4 believes Banana will not pay a regular dividends for the next twenty years, but 21 years from now they will pay a dividend of 0.545 per share. In addition they believe that a one-off payment of 0.465 will be paid to shareholders (either in the form of a dividend or in the form of a share repurchase scheme) after 10 years. They believe that because Banana has invested in more new projects than Analyst 1 expects, but has made a cash payment to shareholders after 10 years, unlike the beliefs of Analyst 2, they will increase dividends by 5.85% per year from year 21 onwards.

All four analysts believe that given the nature of the business the cost of equity capital for Banana plc is 9%.

Calculate the expected price of Banana plc based on each of the analyst's expectations and comment on your findings.