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Nimrod Nehushtan

Executive Vice President, Business Development & Strategy at Mobileye Global
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About Nimrod Nehushtan

Executive Vice President, Business Development & Strategy and Co-Manager of REM since 2023; age 35; joined Mobileye in 2017 after engineering roles at Israel Aerospace Industries; B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Tel Aviv University . Mobileye’s cumulative TSR was -30.86% from October 26, 2022 through December 28, 2024; 2024 net loss was $3,090 million primarily due to a $2,613 million after-tax goodwill impairment; the company does not use financial performance measures to link executive compensation “actually paid” to performance . His compensation is primarily base salary plus time-based RSUs; Mobileye did not grant performance-based awards to NEOs in 2024 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
MobileyeJoined as Project ManagerFebruary 5, 2017 Entry into product/BD pipeline; foundation for later REM leadership
MobileyeCo-General Manager, REM™ divisionOversaw product development and led business operations and growth
MobileyeSenior Vice President, BD & StrategyAdvanced commercial strategy and partnerships; co-managed REM
MobileyeExecutive Vice President, BD & Strategy; Co-Manager REMSince 2023 Executive leadership over BD/strategy and REM monetization

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Israel Aerospace IndustriesEngineerPrior to 2017Engineering expertise relevant to automotive and sensing domains

Fixed Compensation

Item20242023Notes
Base Salary ($)$273,612 $220,844 26% increase in July 2024 targeted to median peer range after CAP analysis
Annual Cash BonusNot offered Not offered Company does not provide regular cash bonuses to NEOs
Pension & Severance Contributions ($)$40,959 Israeli law benefits; employer contributes ~8.33% severance, 6.5% pension (employee 6%)
Advanced Study Fund ($)$16,559 Israeli tax-advantaged savings (7.5% employer; 2.5% employee of “gross salary”)
Patent Cash Award ($)$22 Standard recognition

Performance Compensation

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
None (no PSUs granted to NEOs in 2024) n/an/an/an/an/a

Additional context: Mobileye states it does not use financial performance measures to link “compensation actually paid” to company performance for PvP disclosures .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Beneficial Ownership

    • Shares owned directly/beneficially: 76,570; less than 1% of class .
  • Outstanding Equity Awards and Vesting | Grant Date | Award Type | Units | Vesting Schedule | |---|---|---|---| | Oct 26, 2022 | MBLY RSUs | 31,814 | 33% on Apr 26, 2023; 33% on Jun 26, 2024; 34% on Jun 26, 2025 | | Jul 10, 2023 | MBLY RSUs | 22,223 | 40% on Jul 10, 2024; 30% on Jul 10, 2025; 30% on Jul 10, 2026 | | Jul 10, 2024 | MBLY RSUs | 54,565 | 40% on Jul 10, 2025; 30% on Jul 10, 2026; 30% on Jul 10, 2027 |

  • 2024 Stock Vested | Stock | Shares Vested | Value Realized ($) | |---|---|---| | MBLY | 45,692 | $1,265,490 | | INTC | 1,744 | $39,406 |

  • Options

    • None of the NEOs currently hold Mobileye or Intel options .
  • Hedging/Pledging Policy

    • Prohibits short sales, options/derivatives on Mobileye stock, and hedging transactions; with some exceptions, margin accounts and pledging Mobileye stock are prohibited for directors and officers .
  • Ownership Guidelines

    • Not disclosed.

Employment Terms

TermDetail
Employment start dateFebruary 5, 2017
Current role startEVP BD & Strategy; Co-Manager REM since 2023
Contract termGoverned by Israeli law; agreement sets monthly base salary and benefits
Non-compete / Non-solicit12 months post-termination
Notice period30 days or pay in lieu
SeveranceIsraeli Severance Pay Law: Accrued Severance plus Supplement Israeli Severance Payment if needed
ClawbackMobileye Compensation Recoupment Policy for restatements over prior 3 years of incentive pay
Change-in-controlSpecific enhanced terms apply to CEO only; not applicable to non-CEO NEOs
  • Potential Payments (as of Dec 28, 2024 scenario analysis): | Scenario | Amount ($) | |---|---| | Termination without cause | $194,085 | | Resignation | $90,886 | | Death or disablement | $2,369,383 (includes full RSU acceleration, option exercise rights per policy) | | Deemed dismissal | $194,085 | | Change in control | N/A for non-CEO |

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Structure emphasizes time-based RSUs and fixed salary; there were no 2024 performance-based awards, and Mobileye does not link “compensation actually paid” to financial measures in PvP disclosures—reducing direct incentive linkage to TSR/revenue/EBITDA outcomes .
  • Vesting calendar and potential selling pressure: Material tranches vest in mid-2025, 2026, and 2027 (e.g., 40% of 54,565 RSUs on July 10, 2025; remaining 2023/2022 grants on June/July 2025–2026), creating regular equity supply events that can correlate with 10b5-1 sales plans, though actual sales depend on insider policies and personal decisions .
  • Ownership alignment and risk controls: Beneficial ownership is modest (76,570 shares, <1%), but anti-hedging/pledging policies and clawback provisions strengthen governance and reduce misalignment risk .
  • Retention risk: Israeli severance regime and 12-month non-compete/non-solicit provide retention disincentives; non-CEO termination without cause does not accelerate RSUs, enhancing retention through continued service requirements. Death/disablement accelerates RSUs, but voluntary resignation yields limited cash, indicating moderate retention incentives .
  • Execution risk in remit area: REM and AMaaS strategies depend on OEM data cooperation and third-party deployment effectiveness; lapses could impact outcomes within Nehushtan’s scope (RoadBook and AMaaS dependencies) .

SAY-ON-PAY CONTEXT: Company say-on-pay support was 99.3% in 2024 and 99.8% in 2023, suggesting broad shareholder acceptance of the equity-heavy program (company-level signal) .