Snap-on paid its 5 named executives $21.0M in total in FY2025 (Jan). CEO Nicholas T. Pinchuk was paid $10.1M of that.
PayNo stock prices for these years
Pay of each named executive
Nicholas T. PinchukChairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
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| FY2021 (Jan) |
5 years
Thomas J. WardSenior Vice President and President– Repair Systems & Information Group
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| FY2021 (Jan) |
5 years
Aldo J. PagliariSenior Vice President–Finance and Chief Financial Officer
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| FY2021 (Jan) |
5 years
Jesus ArreguiSenior Vice President and President– Commercial Group
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| FY2024 (Jan) |
2 years
Timothy L. ChambersSenior Vice President and President– Snap-on Tools Group
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5 years
CEO pay against the pay peers
In FY2025 (Jan), the median CEO pay of the 8 peers with pay on file was $14.9M. The CEO of Snap-on was paid $10.1M, 32% below the median.
- 1Roper Technologies
- 2DOVER
- 3Ametek Inc/
- 4Rockwell Automation
- 5Fortive
- 6PENTAIR
- 7Xylem
- 8Snap-onThis company
- 9Stanley Black & Decker
- 10Crane CompanyNot disclosed
- 11Donaldson Company, Inc.Not disclosed
- 12Flowserve CorporationNot disclosed
- 13IDEX CorporationNot disclosed
- 14Kennametal Inc.Not disclosed
- 15Lincoln Electric Holdings, Inc.Not disclosed
- 16The Timken CompanyNot 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.