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M&S Boss Stuart Machin’s Pay Jumped 39% to £7.1mn Ahead of Cyber Attack

  • Marks and Spencer CEO Stuart Machin's total pay rose 39% to £7.1 million for the year to March 2025, as revealed in the company's annual report.
  • The increase followed Machin's leadership through a major turnaround and was confirmed before a cyber attack disrupted M&S operations after the year end.
  • His pay included £4.6 million in long-term performance-based bonuses, a £1.6 million annual bonus, and around £894,000 in fixed salary and pension benefits.
  • Chairman Archie Norman stated the cyber attack, expected to cost around £300 million, caused weeks of disruption including halted online orders and stolen customer data, while Machin attributed the breach to third-party access after human error.
  • M&S's remuneration committee said the cyber attack was not considered in Machin's pay but will reassess future compensation, reflecting the company's ongoing recovery challenges.
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consultancy.uk broke the news in on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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