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TechM's next CEO to get ₹46.8 cr package

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July 28, 2023

Tech Mahindra Ltd’s managing director and chief executive officer (CEO) designate Mohit Joshi has been offered a ₹7 crore joining bonus and stands to earn as much as ₹46.8 crore in his first year, making him one of the highest-paid professional CEOs in the country.

- Varun Sood

TechM's next CEO to get ₹46.8 cr package

The current CEO, C.P. Gurnani, earned ₹674.5 crore in remuneration between 1 April 2013 and 30 March 2023, largely on account of stock options exercised over the past decade, according to Mint’s analysis of company filings. Gurnani still owns 7.6 million shares or 0.78% of Tech Mahindra, as of 31 March 2023, which are worth ₹836.7 crore at Thursday’s closing share prices.

Joshi, who will take over from Gurnani as Tech Mahindra’s managing director and CEO on 19 December, has a fixed annual salary of £622,600 and a variable pay of £622,600. With the first-year variable pay guaranteed, he is assured of receiving ₹13.14 crore. Joshi stands to make an additional ₹4.6 crore in annual performance bonus, which is about 70% of yearly variable pay, if the company meets growth targets set by the board.

Joshi joins Tech Mahindra from Infosys Ltd, where he was president of the company and head of banking, financial services, and insurance ( BFSI), healthcare, and life sciences.

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