Ford’s CEO earned $11.8m in 2020

01 April 2021 - 16:31 By Reuters

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Ford CEO Jim Farley earned more than R173m last year.
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Ford Motor Co CEO James Farley’s total compensation last year was about $11.8m (roughly R173,042, 870), up from $8.4m (roughly R123,183,060) in 2019, the US automaker said in a proxy filing on Thursday.

Executive chairman William Clay Ford earned $16m (roughly R234,644,320) in total compensation last year, compared with $16.8m (roughly R246,376,536) in 2019, the car maker said.

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