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Google Gives CEO New Pay Deal Worth up to $692 Million

Pichai’s pay package links $350 million to Waymo and Wing’s growth, reflecting Alphabet’s shift to treating these units as scalable businesses.

  • In a Friday SEC filing, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai was awarded a three-year performance-based equity package worth up to $692M.
  • The compensation committee tied rewards to corporate priorities, aiming to push development of Alphabet's later-stage Other Bets, the filing says.
  • The package includes Waymo- and Wing-linked equity awards worth up to $260 million and $90 million, plus PSUs of $252 million and an $84 million time-based grant.
  • The deal could make Sundar Pichai one of the highest-paid CEOs, and dismissal would cause forfeiture of unexercisable stock options, the filing says.
  • For the first time, CEO pay includes awards tied to subsidiary per-unit valuations; Waymo has driven over 200 million autonomous miles and Wing plans expansion to more than 270 Walmart stores.
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Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and its control company, Alphabet, can earn up to US$ 692 million (about $3.55 billion) in the next three years, according to a new payout plan published on the sixth-day by the United States Mobile Values Commission (SEC). The agreement becomes the Indian-American entrepreneur, who has been Google Executive Director and Alphabet since 2019, one of the world's best paid CEOs. See: Mega-Sena was awarded R$ 50 million …

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If he succeeds in obtaining this sum, Sundar Pichai will become one of the best paid bosses in the world even if Elon Musk seems untouchable.

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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Saturday, March 7, 2026.
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