Apple's incoming CEO John Ternus will receive a base salary of $3 million, along with a target equity incentive worth $55 million for fiscal year 2027, according to a Cointelegraph report cited by PANews on September 2.
Apple’s new CEO, John Ternus, is lined up to receive a base salary of $3 million a year, with a target equity incentive package worth $55 million for fiscal year 2027, according to Cointelegraph in a report carried by PANews on September 2.
That pay setup shows how Apple handles executive compensation: keep the base salary competitive, then tie the bigger money to long-term performance. The equity grant is meant to vest over time. So Ternus’s payout is linked to the company’s future success.
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