PEDEVCO Corp. Awards Executive Cash Bonuses and Raises Salary for Chief Accounting Officer

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PEDEVCO Corp. Awards Executive Cash Bonuses and Raises Salary for Chief Accounting Officer

PEDEVCO Corp. has announced new annual cash bonuses for its executive officers as part of its 2025 annual compensation review. President and CEO J. Douglas Schick will receive a $170,000 bonus, Executive Vice President Clark R. Moore will receive $131,000, Chief Commercial Officer Jody Crook will receive $125,000, Chief Operating Officer R.T. Dukes will receive $135,000, Chief Financial Officer Robert J. Long will receive $126,000, and Chief Accounting Officer Paul Pinkston will receive $43,000. Additionally, effective February 1, 2026, Mr. Pinkston’s annual salary will be increased from $168,000 to $175,000. The company has not yet determined equity incentive awards for the year.

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