Peloton Interactive

Peloton Interactive

PTON· Manufacturing· Fiscal year ends in June

CEO pay in FY2025Stock +105.3% in FY2025

Peter Stern is the CEO of Peloton Interactive and was paid $18.2M in FY2025 (Jun).

Pay$100 in the stock at the end of FY24 → $205
CEO pay is from each Peloton Interactive proxy. The stock line is the value of $100 put in the stock at the start, from the price change of each fiscal year. Dividends are not in it.

Executives8

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  1. 1Peter SternFY2025
  2. 2Andrew RendichFY2025
  3. 3Nick CaldwellFY2025
  4. 4Elizabeth CoddingtonFY2025
  5. 5Jennifer CotterFY2025
  6. 6Karen BooneFY2025

Named executives and their total pay, from the Summary Compensation Table of the latest proxy.

Pay

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Peloton Interactive paid its 7 named executives $48.6M in total in FY2025 (Jun). CEO Peter Stern was paid $18.2M of that.

Name
Peter SternChief Executive Officer and PresidentNot disclosedNot disclosed
Andrew RendichFormer Chief Supply Chain OfficerNot disclosed
Nick CaldwellChief Product OfficerNot disclosed
Elizabeth CoddingtonChief Financial Officer
Jennifer CotterChief Content Officer
Karen BooneFormer Interim Co-Chief Executive Officer and PresidentNot disclosed

of each named executive, from the Summary Compensation Table of each proxy.

Peers17

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The FY2025 (Jun) proxy of Peloton Interactive names 17 peer companies for pay. Among Peloton Interactive and these peers, CEO pay was 5th highest of 11 and total shareholder return was the lowest of 11.

5th highest of 11in Peloton Interactive and its pay peers, FY2025 (Jun) by CEO pay:

$767.5K$47.0M

11th highest of 11in Peloton Interactive and its pay peers, FY2025 (Jun) by total shareholder return:

$12$191

The comes from the company's proxy. CEO pay and of each company come from its own Pay versus Performance table for the same fiscal year.

Board2

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  • Pamela Thomas-GrahamDirector · 7 yr on the boardIndependentAudit—Paid as an executive
  • Angel L. MendezDirector · 3 yr on the boardIndependentAudit (Chair)—Paid as an executive

The board of the latest proxy (FY2025).

Activity

  1. Pay
    Peloton Interactive President pay rose 93% to $2.3M. The stock rose 105% in FY2025 (Jun).
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  2. Pay
    Peloton Interactive Division head pay fell 37% to $6.2M. The stock rose 105% in FY2025 (Jun).
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  3. Pay
    Peloton Interactive Division head pay fell 41% to $6.1M. The stock rose 105% in FY2025 (Jun).
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  4. Pay
    Peloton Interactive CFO pay fell 46% to $6.1M. The stock rose 105% in FY2025 (Jun).
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  5. Pay
    Peloton Interactive Former Chief Supply Chain Officer pay fell 21% to $8.1M. The stock rose 105% in FY2025 (Jun).
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  6. Pay
    Peloton Interactive Former Chief Product Officer pay rose 52% to $13.5M. The stock fell 56% in FY2024 (Jun).
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  7. Pay
    Peloton Interactive Division head pay rose 16% to $10.3M. The stock fell 56% in FY2024 (Jun).
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  8. Pay
    Peloton Interactive CFO pay rose 750% to $11.3M. The stock fell 56% in FY2024 (Jun).
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  9. Pay
    Peloton Interactive President pay rose 769% to $9.5M. The stock fell 56% in FY2024 (Jun).
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  10. Pay
    Peloton Interactive Former Chief Product Officer pay fell 39% to $8.9M. The stock fell 16% in FY2023 (Jun).
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  11. Pay
    Peloton Interactive Former Chief Product Officer pay rose 62% to $14.6M. The stock fell 93% in FY2022 (Jun).
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  12. Pay
    Peloton Interactive Executive chair pay rose 128% to $36.6M. The stock fell 16% in FY2023 (Jun).
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  13. Pay
    Peloton Interactive CFO pay fell 83% to $1.3M. The stock fell 16% in FY2023 (Jun).
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  14. Pay
    Peloton Interactive President pay fell 99% to $1.1M. The stock fell 16% in FY2023 (Jun).
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Filings6

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Proxy statementDEF 14AOct 24, 2025FY2025
Annual report10-KAug 7, 2025FY2025
Proxy statementDEF 14AOct 22, 2024FY2024
Annual report10-KAug 22, 2024FY2024
Proxy statementDEF 14AOct 26, 2023FY2023
Annual report10-KAug 23, 2023FY2023
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