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Medtronic plcMDT

Latest proxy: 2025 · view on SEC ↗ · CIK 0001613103

CEO total pay

$21,240,058

Geoffrey S. Martha · 2025

Say on pay

Not disclosed

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CEO pay ratio

CD&A

309 to 1

Median employee: $68,770

Compensation committee

CD&A

Compensation and Talent Committee

Per the latest proxy

Filings indexed: 2 · 2025 · 2024

Executive pay

What did they pay them?

From the Summary Compensation Table. Pay mix and YoY are computed from these rows.

ExecutiveRoleTotalYoYPay mixSalaryStockCash incentiveOther
Geoffrey S. Martha2025 compensation
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
$21,240,058 6%
91% at-risk
$1,350,000$12,625,000$1,883,250$581,443
Karen L. Parkhill2025 compensation
Former Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
$270,679 97%
0% at-risk
$262,856$7,823
Sean M. Salmon2025 compensation
Former EVP & President, Cardiovascular Portfolio
$8,396,597 28%
88% at-risk
$884,654$4,537,157$823,050$43,719
Brett A. Wall2025 compensation
EVP & President, Neuroscience Portfolio
$8,121,213 26%
86% at-risk
$774,519$4,537,157$720,750$363,656
Gregory L. Smith2025 compensation
EVP Enterprise Operations
$8,083,981 5%
88% at-risk
$894,560$4,537,157$832,350$94,784
Thierry Piéton2025 compensation
Named executive officer
$5,212,448
95% at-risk
$138,517$4,190,625$141,975$141,274
Gary L. Corona2025 compensation
Named executive officer
$3,795,248
82% at-risk
$466,346$3,089,088$214,812

Pay mix: base cash incentive equity other

CD&A excerpt

Compensation discussion & analysis

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The following executive compensation discussion and analysis describes the principles underlying our executive compensation policies and decisions as well as the material elements of compensation for our named executive officers. Medtronic’s named executive officers for fiscal year 2025 were: •Geoffrey S. Martha, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer •Thierry Piéton, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer •Sean M. Salmon, Former Executive Vice President, President Cardiovascular Portfolio •Brett A. Wall, Executive Vice President, President Neuroscience Portfolio •Gregory L. Smith, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Operations •Gary L. Corona, Former SVP Corporate Finance, (Former Interim Chief Financial Officer) •Karen L. Parkhill, Former Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Thierry Piéton was hired on March 3, 2025 and replaced Karen L. Parkhill who resigned from the Company effective August 2, 2024. Gary L. Corona served as Interim Chief Financial Officer from August 3, 2024 through March 2, 2025, and resigned from the Company effective March 28, 2025. For purposes of this Compensation Discussion and Analysis and the related disclosures that follow,

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Governance

Policy guardrails

  • hedging

    prohibited

    The policy also prohibits our NEOs (along with others) from purchasing Medtronic securities on margin, borrowing against Medtronic securities held in a margin account or hedging or pledging Medtronic securities as collat

  • pledging

    prohibited

    The policy also prohibits our NEOs (along with others) from purchasing Medtronic securities on margin, borrowing against Medtronic securities held in a margin account or hedging or pledging Medtronic securities as collat

  • clawback

    present

    INCENTIVE COMPENSATION FORFEITURE (“CLAWBACK”)

  • stock ownership guidelines

    present

    stock ownership guidelines that require our CEO to maintain ownership of stock equal to six times annual base salary, and other NEOs to maintain ownership of stock equal to three times annual base salary

  • change in control

    CHANGE OF CONTROL POLICY

    CHANGE OF CONTROL POLICY

  • compensation consultant

    independent

    Independent Compensation Consultant

  • compensation committee

    Compensation and Talent Committee

    Compensation and Talent Committee Report

Performance markers

Metric facts

  • revenue

    $33.5 billion

    the greatest possible reliability and quality in our products.” PAY FOR PERFORMANCE Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Performance Summary In fiscal year 2025, the underlying fundamentals of the Company were strong, and getting

  • operating income

    communicated to shareholders. •The Compensation and Talent Committee retains discretionary authority to override any incentive plan’s formulaic outcome in the event of unforeseen circumstances. For example, controlling f

  • time equity mix

    93%

    Actual compensation reflects 93% FY25 MIP payout based upon financial, team and individual performance and the market value of stock options, time-based RSUs and target performance share units based on the year end (Apri

  • ceo pay ratio

    309 to 1

    was $21,240,058 as reported in the “Total” column of the Summary Compensation Table and the annual total compensation for our median employee was $68,770 calculated in accordance with the rules applicable to the Summary

  • median employee compensation

    $68,770

    population excluding our CEO, and the ratio of annual total compensation for our CEO to the annual total compensation for our median employee. For the fiscal year ended April 25, 2025, the annual total compensation for o

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