Dimovski, William and Brooks, Robert 2004, Promise more, leave less, International journal of knowledge, culture and change management, vol. 3, pp. 5-9.
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International journal of knowledge, culture and change management
Volume number
3
Start page
5
End page
9
Publisher
Common Ground Publishing
Place of publication
Altona, Vic.
Publication date
2004
ISSN
1447-9575 1447-9524
Summary
Following Kim and Ritter (1999) who find that earnings forecasts provide more accurate valuations of IPOs, this paper analyses whether the owners of companies seeking to list will leave less money on the table if positive dividend per share (DPS) yield forecasts are made in the prospectus. Our findings indicate that DPS yield forecasts by directors of Industrial company IPOs have been an important ingredient in the amount of money left on the table. A similar result is found for Limited Liability IPOs and those that do not offer options to subscribers to buy more shares. The offer of an operational dividend reinvestment plan in the prospectus does not appear significant in reducing the amount of money left on the table.
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