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Darrin Siver

Executive Vice President at PCAR
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About Darrin Siver

Darrin C. Siver is PACCAR’s Executive Vice President (EVP) since January 2023 and previously served as Senior Vice President from 2017–2022; he was 58 years old as of February 19, 2025 and announced his retirement effective January 5, 2026 after 32 years of service . His annual incentive metrics include Company net income and business unit profit/leadership, with awards achieved at 173.9% of target in 2023 and 117.4% of target in 2024, evidencing strong performance against goals . Company context: PACCAR delivered $33.66B in consolidated net sales & revenues, $4.16B net income, and 11% total shareholder return in 2024, metrics that inform executive pay-for-performance frameworks .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
PACCARExecutive Vice PresidentJan 2023–present Role evaluated on Company net income and leadership via annual IC, and multi‑year net income/ROS/ROC/TSR vs peers via LTIP
PACCARSenior Vice President2017–2022 Incentives included Company and business unit profit plus leadership components, aligning unit execution with corporate profitability

External Roles

No public company board roles disclosed in filings reviewed; executive officers list details internal positions only .

Fixed Compensation

Metric202220232024
Base Salary ($)635,769 674,038 713,462
All Other Compensation ($)15,250 16,500 17,250
Change in Pension Value and Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Earnings ($)458 1,126,552 230,974

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive Compensation (IC) structure and outcomes

Item202220232024
Target Award as % of Base Salary80% 80% 80%
Performance Measure Weights40% Company Profit; 30% Business Unit Profit; 30% Leadership 40% Company Profit; 30% Business Unit Profit; 30% Leadership 40% Company Profit; 30% Business Unit Profit; 30% Leadership
Award Achieved (% of Target)Not separately disclosed173.9% 117.4%
IC Cash Paid (reported) ($)1,426,543 (included in Non-Equity Incentive total) 1,713,300 (IC+LTIP combined per SCT) 671,528 (IC component for 2024, paid in 2025)

IC payout scale: 0% at <70% of goal, 40% at 70%, 70% at 85%, 100% at 100%, 130% at 115%, 160% at 130%, 200% at ≥140% of goal . 2024 net income target was $3.7B (min $2.8B, max $4.9B); actual was $4.16B .

Long-Term Incentive Plan (LTIP) – cash awards (three-year cycles)

LTIP CycleMetricsWeighting (Siver)LTIP Cash Award ($)
2018–20203-yr change in net income, return on sales, return on capital vs peersCompany Performance + Business Unit + Leadership (company goal portion paid 150% of target for cycle) 643,600 (approved 4/26/2021)
2020–2022Same metrics; TSR added beginning with 2023–2025 cycle50% Company Performance; 25% Business Unit Profit; 25% Leadership 636,680 (approved 4/24/2023)
2022–2024Same metrics, including TSR50% Company Performance; 25% Business Unit Profit; 25% Leadership 744,000 (approved 4/28/2025)

Target LTIP cash award for Siver generally set at 100% of base salary; options targeted at 380% and restricted stock/RSUs at 110% of base salary in 2024 .

Equity awards – grants, vesting, and value

Award TypeGrant DateQuantity / TermsVestingExpirationGrant-Date or Settlement Value ($)
Stock Options2/5/202428,610 @ $104.16Full vest 1/1/2027 2/5/2034 574,488 (fair value)
Restricted Equity Rights (settled in RS/RSUs)2/5/2024 (rights) settled 2/3/20257,370 shares settledFour equal tranches: first day of month after first anniversary, then each Jan 1 N/A804,228 at $109.13 settlement price

Performance metrics table (design)

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting Mechanics
Annual IC – Company Profit Goal (Net Income)40% $3.7B (2024) $4.16B (2024) Contributes to 117.4% overall for Siver (2024) Paid following year, subject to IC funding limit
Annual IC – Business Unit Profit30% Not disclosed103.5% sub-goal achievement for Siver (2024) Included in 117.4% overall (2024) Paid following year
Annual IC – Leadership30% Not disclosed105% sub-goal achievement for Siver (2024) Included in 117.4% overall (2024) Paid following year
LTIP – Company Performance vs Peers (3-yr net income, ROS, ROC, TSR)50% (Siver) Target = above ≥50% of peers Example: 2020–2022 cycle payout 150% on company goal (ranked 3rd of 11) Cash award paid (see LTIP table above) Paid post-cycle; change-in-control provides maximum/prorated awards

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial ownership snapshot

As ofShares Beneficially OwnedPercent of ClassKey Components (footnote)
March 5, 2024179,970 * (does not exceed 1%) Includes SIP shares 23,160; RSUs 12,164; options exercisable within 60 days 84,177; deferred stock units 3,942
March 4, 2025102,402 * (does not exceed 1%) Includes SIP shares 24,216; RSUs 11,669; deferred stock units 4,395

Executives must meet ownership guidelines: NEOs at 3x base salary; as of Jan 1, 2025 all executive officers either achieved thresholds or were within time allowed; hedging/pledging prohibited .

Outstanding equity awards (12/31/2024)

AwardExercisable (#)Unexercisable (#)Exercise Price ($)Vest DateExpirationUnvested RS/RSUs (#)Market Value of Unvested RS/RSUs ($)
Stock Options (multiple grants)19,167 38,900 $45.79–$71.95 Various (see filing) 2028–2033 1,949 / 4,004 / 6,211 202,735 / 416,496 / 646,068
Stock Options (2024 grant)0 28,610 $104.16 1/1/2027 2/5/2034

2024 option exercises and stock vested

NameOptions Exercised (#)Value Realized on Exercise ($)RS/RSUs Vested (#)Value Realized on Vesting ($)
Darrin C. Siver0 0 7,701 779,423

Ownership guidelines and restrictions

  • Ownership guidelines: CEO 5x salary; NEOs 3x; other execs 1x; retention required for non-compliant executives until thresholds met .
  • Hedging and pledging prohibited for directors and executive officers; no buy-out of underwater options; clawback may extend beyond SEC/Nasdaq if restatement caused by executive fraud .

Employment Terms

TopicKey Terms
Employment contractsNo written employment agreements for CEO or Named Executive Officers; benefits generally accrue with service and are not enhanced upon termination without cause
SeveranceNo severance or change-in-control agreements; separation pay plan for U.S. salaried employees provides up to six months base salary for job elimination (NEOs eligible on same terms as employees)
Change-in-control economicsMax IC (200% of target for year), max LTIP for completed cycle, max prorated LTIP for in-progress cycles; immediate vesting of restricted stock/RSUs; Compensation Committee may immediately vest all unvested stock options
Retirement eligibilitySiver eligible for reduced early retirement as of 12/31/2024; retirement triggers full vesting of restricted stock/RSUs and prorated vesting of certain options/long-term cash per age/service rules
ClawbackCompany adopted Rule 10D-1/Nasdaq 5608-compliant policy; Board may recover excess incentive comp after restatement and in cases of executive fraud causing restatement
Tax gross-upsCompany states no excise tax gross-ups for executive officers

Potential payments table references (retirement, death, change-in-control)

  • Change-in-control values (12/31/2024 scenario): IC $1,144,000; LTIP cash $2,336,667; RS/RSUs $1,265,299 (Siver); total $4,745,966 .
  • Retirement values (12/31/2024 scenario): IC $671,528; LTIP cash $480,000; RS/RSUs $1,265,299; total $2,416,827 (Siver) .
  • Death values (12/31/2024 scenario): IC $671,528; LTIP cash $1,168,333; RS/RSUs $1,265,299; total $3,105,160 (Siver) .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Pay mix emphasizes performance: target LTIP cash 100% of salary, stock options ~380%, RS/RSUs ~110% for Siver (2024), with IC target 80% of salary – a high “at‑risk” composition tied to profitability and multi-year peer-relative metrics .
  • Annual IC centered on net income (not EBITDA), a rigorous shareholder-aligned metric; the funding limit equals 3% of net income and Committee can reduce awards within funding maxima .
  • LTIP uses peer-relative 3‑yr change in net income, ROS, ROC and TSR; prior cycles achieved above-median outcomes (e.g., 2020–2022 company goal 150% payout) .
  • No repricing/buy-out of underwater options; hedging/pledging prohibited; clawback exceeds baseline regulatory requirements in specified fraud/restatement scenarios .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Strong pay-for-performance linkage (net income and peer-relative multi-year metrics) plus ownership guidelines and anti-hedging/pledging policies indicate robust alignment with shareholders .
  • Retention risk: Siver’s announced retirement (effective Jan 5, 2026) and early retirement eligibility suggest elevated transition risk; however, no special severance exists, and benefits primarily arise from standard LTIP/RSU vesting mechanics .
  • Selling pressure: 2024 included RSU vesting (7,701 shares, $779,423 value) with zero option exercises; RSU tranche schedules may create periodic liquidity events to cover taxes, but option exercise pressure appears muted near-term .
  • Change-of-control sensitivity: Immediate vesting and maximum/prorated LTIP awards under change-in-control create potential acceleration; aggregate CoC payout indication for Siver ~$4.75M under the 12/31/2024 scenario .
  • Ownership scale: Beneficial ownership below 1% of shares outstanding; compliance with ownership guidelines supports alignment but not control influence .

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