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Exxon Mobil 2013 Compensation Shows Higher Pay At The Top
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Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE: XOM) is out with its 2012 bonuses and its 2013 pay packages. Chairman and CEO Rex Tillerson is getting a 6% raise as he will make $2.717 million in 2013. Stephen Pryor, VP and President of ExxonMobil Chemical Company will get a salary of $1.04 million in 2013. The bonus pool was approved on November 28. Approximately 50% of the bonus will be paid to the executive in cash by year-end and the remaining 50% will be paid on a delayed basis through the use of earnings bonus units. A ceiling of 11 million shares would be available under the plan as follows:
Exxon shares have returned 6% year to date if you include the payment of dividends. At $87.50, the 52-week trading range is $77.13 to $93.67.
Salaries and high pay often come under fire. The problem is one of relevance. The bonuses are only half in cash, so the pay packages might not be as large as they sound. Does a salary of $2.7 million million sound ridiculous for running the world’s top oil company? That is probably only a day’s pay for the Kardashian family’s cash machine.
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