CYNGN sets USD 250,000 annual cash pay for independent directors

Reuters03-17
CYNGN sets USD 250,000 annual cash pay for independent directors

Cyngn’s board approved an all-cash compensation structure for independent, non-employee directors, effective in the first quarter of 2026. Each independent director will receive annual cash compensation of USD 250,000, paid in quarterly installments of USD 62,500. The board also approved one-time cash payments of USD 200,000 each to Karen Macleod and James McDonnell in lieu of fiscal 2025 equity awards. The compensation committee approved a fiscal 2025 cash bonus for CEO Lior Tal totaling USD 1.64 million, comprising a USD 640,000 regular bonus and a USD 1 million special bonus.

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