Eaton sets 2026 executive incentive metrics and targets

Reuters
Mar 03
Eaton sets 2026 executive incentive metrics and targets

Eaton Corporation plc’s board Compensation and Organization Committee set the 2026 performance criteria for payouts under the company’s Executive Incentive Compensation Plan. The 2026 program will use Adjusted EBITDA, Adjusted Operating Cash Flow, and Organic Growth as the core metrics, with the committee also able to weigh additional performance factors when determining final payouts. Target incentive opportunities for 2026 were set at 150% of base pay for CEO Paulo Ruiz, 105% for President and COO of the Electrical Sector Heath Monesmith, and 100% for Olivier Leonetti, with Leonetti’s payout prorated for his period of employment in 2026.

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