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Indra cuts new CEO Recasens' fixed pay by 23% after slashing his pension and severance by three‑quarters

Executive summary: Indra reduced CEO Recasens' fixed salary by 23% and cut his pension and severance benefits by 75% after taking office. The compensation overhaul indicates a shift toward stricter cost control and performance‑linked pay at Indra, potentially influencing investor perception and setting a precedent for executive pay in Spain’s tech sector.

Who is involved: Indra’s board, new CEO José Luis Recasens, former CEO De los Mozos (as benchmark), advisory firms Willis Towers Watson, EY Abogados and Georgeson.

Likely next: Indra may disclose further details of the revised remuneration package in its upcoming corporate governance report, and shareholders could vote on the changes at the next general meeting.

Indra announced a reduction of the new CEO’s annual fixed compensation by 23% compared with his predecessor, alongside a 75% cut to his pension plan and severance package. The adjustments were advised by Willis Towers Watson, EY Abogados and Georgeson, reflecting a broader cost‑containment drive at the Spanish technology and defence group. The move signals tighter executive remuneration policies amid pressure to improve profitability and align pay with performance.

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