Schlumberger CEO Gould Saw 10.6% Raise In 2010
01 Março 2011 - 9:04PM
Dow Jones News
Schlumberger Ltd. (RIG) Chief Executive Andrew Gould was paid
$15.6 million last year, a 10.6% increase over his 2009
compensation, according to a document filed Tuesday with the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission.
Gould, 64, is expected to retire from Schlumberger later this
year and be replaced as head of the world's largest oilfield
services company by Chief Operating Officer Paal Kibsgaard.
When Gould retires he will be eligible to exercise stock options
valued on Dec. 31 at more than $34 million, according to the
filing.
While Gould's base salary of $2.5 million has remained unchanged
since 2006, he benefited last year from a $2.8 million cash bonus,
up from $1.79 million in 2009. The executive also received $8.9
million in option awards and saw the value of his pension and
deferred compensation earnings climb $1.1 million.
-By Ryan Dezember, Dow Jones Newswires; 713-547-9208;
Ryan.Dezember@dowjones.com
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