The pay of EBay's CEO has plunged 53 per cent after it missed its financial targets. Source: AAP
EBAY CEO John Donahoe's total compensation for 2013 plunged 53 per cent compared with 2012, when the e-commerce company gave its leader more than $US23 million ($A25.5 million) in stock awards.
The Californian company, which is sparring with activist investor Carl Icahn over board seats and its future direction, also gave Donahoe, 53, and other executives a lower-than-targeted incentive payment earlier this year.
It noted that eBay missed financial targets last year, according to a regulatory filing.
EBay's compensation committee "concluded that while Mr Donahoe continued to perform well against many ... goals, the (company's) financial performance for 2013 and positioning relative to its competitors at the start of 2014 did not fully meet expectations," it said in a proxy statement filed Monday.
EBay's earnings rose nine per cent and revenue climbed 14 per cent last year, as the company closed out 2013 with a strong holiday season.
Its stock also rose eight per cent to end 2013 at $US54.86, but the Standard & Poor's 500 index soared more than 29 per cent last year.
EBay is fighting a push by Icahn to split the company in two by spinning off its PayPal payment arm, which is growing more quickly than the rest of the company. The investor also has nominated a pair of directors for eBay's board and complained about Donahoe's performance.
Icahn contends eBay sold video-chat site Skype prematurely, a move that cost shareholders $US4 billion.
EBay is urging shareholders to support its directors, and it strongly believes PayPal should stay part of the company. No date has been set yet for the annual meeting at which shareholders will vote on the board and other issues.
For 2013, Donahoe received compensation totalling $US13.8 million. That included a salary of $US993,269 and a performance-based bonus of $US1.6 million, which was down 43 per cent. The company awarded this bonus earlier this year based on its 2013 performance.
Donahoe also received stock and option awards totalling about $US11.1 million in 2013.
That's less than half of what he received in 2012, when eBay gave the executive a one-time, $US14.9 million grant as part of the company's performance-based incentive plan. Donahoe also received more than $US20 million in stock and option awards in 2008, the year he became CEO.
Excluding the stock and option awards, Donahoe's compensation for 2013 fell 30 per cent compared with 2012.
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