Mike Wirth
Chevron’s chairman and CEO since 2018, a 40-year company engineer who bought Hess, defended oil-and-gas returns to shareholders, and kept a disciplined hand on spending.
Pay vs performance
what happened while he earned itNo score, no opinion. Compensation is filed; stock and S&P are market returns over the window shown; revenue and EPS are latest reported vs the prior year. You decide.
Why this pay?
- His fiscal 2025 pay was about $26.8 million, down from a record ~$32.7 million the prior year. The salary, stock, option, and cash-incentive line items are exact from the proxy; the change-in-pension-value line is derived to reconcile against Chevron’s reported SCT total.
Quick facts
Compensation breakdown
DEF 14AChevron reported the FY2025 total at ~$26.8M (Reuters). The cash and equity line items are exact; the pension line is derived to reconcile, so the total is approximate to the last digits. Source: Chevron 2026 Proxy (FY2025) →
Compensation history
salary + cash vs stock, from the proxiesRelated intelligence
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Every figure ties to a filing. Compensation is the total from Chevron's Summary Compensation Table for FY2025(grant-date values, which can differ from what an executive realizes when awards vest). We publish what the filings say, and we don't grade people.