Lsi Industries paid its 3 named executives $6.1M in total in FY2025 (Jun). CEO James A. Clark was paid $3.4M of that.
Pay$100 in the stock at the end of FY20 → $280
Pay of each named executive
James A. ClarkChief Executive Officer
| FY2025 (Jun) | |||||||
| FY2024 (Jun) | |||||||
| FY2023 (Jun) | |||||||
| FY2022 (Jun) | Not disclosed | ||||||
| FY2021 (Jun) | Not disclosed |
5 years
James E. GaleeseEVP, Chief Financial Officer
| FY2025 (Jun) | |||||||
| FY2024 (Jun) | |||||||
| FY2021 (Jun) | Not disclosed |
3 years
Thomas A. CanerisEVP, HR & General Counsel
| FY2025 (Jun) | |||||||
| FY2021 (Jun) | Not disclosed |
2 years
CEO pay against the pay peers
In FY2025 (Jun), the median CEO pay of the 6 peers with pay on file was $4.2M. CEO pay of Lsi Industries for that year is not on file.
- 1Trex Co
- 2CTS
- 3Gibraltar Industries
- 4Powell Industries
- 5Napco Security Technologies
- 6Key Tronic
- 7Lsi IndustriesThis companyNot disclosed
- 8AaonNot disclosed
- 9AmerescoNot disclosed
- 10Broadwind, Inc.Not disclosed
- 11CECO Environmental Corp.Not disclosed
- 12Daktronics, Inc.Not disclosed
- 13Eastern CompanyNot disclosed
- 14Gorman RuppNot disclosed
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Pay of each named executive comes from the Summary Compensation Table of each proxy statement. Realized pay adds the value of options used and stock that vested. CEO pay of each peer comes from its own Pay versus Performance table.