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Adtran Networks sets executive pay cap at EUR 2.9 million under new remuneration system
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Adtran Networks sets executive pay cap at EUR 2.9 million under new remuneration system
  • Adtran Networks set a revised executive board pay framework, effective for new or amended contracts from June 16, 2026.
  • Shareholders endorsed the plan at the June 15, 2026 AGM with 91.41% in favor on 40,986,805 shares voted.
  • Pay mix combines base salary, benefits, an annual cash bonus tied to Adtran Group adjusted EBIT and revenue, capped at 200%.
  • Long-term awards use RSUs vesting 25% annually over four years, capped at 300% value uplift.
  • Three-year PSUs tie to Adtran Group adjusted EBIT, adjusted by relative TSR versus the NASDAQ Telecommunications Index, capped at 300%.
  • Maximum annual pay set at EUR 2.9 million for the executive chair, EUR 2.8 million for other executive board members.


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