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Tajinder Vohra

Senior Vice President, Global Operations at REVVITY
Executive

About Tajinder Vohra

Senior Vice President, Global Operations at Revvity (RVTY). Age 59. Joined Revvity in October 2015 as Vice President, Global Operations; promoted to Senior Vice President in January 2018, overseeing manufacturing, supply chain, customer care, and distribution . Education: B.S. Mechanical Engineering (University of Delhi), M.S. Industrial Engineering (University of Alabama), M.S. Manufacturing Engineering (Lehigh University); Six Sigma Black Belt; lean training at Shingijitsu Institute, Japan . Company performance context: FY2024 GAAP EPS from continuing ops $2.30 vs $1.44 in FY2023; adjusted EPS $4.90 vs $4.65; GAAP revenue $2,755M vs $2,751M; GAAP operating income $347M vs $301M; operating margin 12.6% vs 10.9% . 2024 Global ICP achievement was 142% on organic revenue growth, adjusted EPS, and free cash flow conversion metrics .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
RevvityVP Global Operations; SVP Global Operations2015–present (SVP since 2018) Leads global operations including manufacturing, supply chain, customer care, distribution
ABBCountry Operations Leader (India), Supply Chains for India/Middle East/AfricaNot disclosedOversaw India-wide operations and regional supply chains
GenpactSenior Vice PresidentNot disclosedManaged Supply Chain and IT businesses
GE HealthcareGlobal management operational positionsNot disclosedHeld multiple global operational roles

External Roles

No external public-company directorships or board roles disclosed for Mr. Vohra in Revvity filings; biography lists operating roles and certifications (not board service) .

Fixed Compensation

ItemFY2024
Base Salary Rate$475,000
Target Bonus (Global ICP)65% of base salary
Actual Global ICP Paid$504,189; corporate performance 142%, individual modifier 115%

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive – 2024 Global ICP Structure and Results

MetricWeightingMinimum Goal (50%)Target (100%)Maximum (200%)Actual ResultAchievement %
Organic Revenue Growth40% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 1.0% 65%
Adjusted EPS40% $4.50 $4.65 $4.90 $4.95 200%
Free Cash Flow Conversion20% 70% 80–85% 100% 96% 180%
Overall142%

2024 individual strategic objectives for Mr. Vohra included inventory targets; branding; footprint actions; cost synergies and transportation cost reduction; succession planning and key talent initiatives .

Long-Term Incentive – 2022 LTIP PRSUs (3-year performance, concluded FY2024)

MetricWeightingMinimum (50%)Target (100%)Maximum (200%)Actual ResultAchievement %
Adjusted Revenue (3-yr avg)60% $3.1B $3.3B $3.5B $2.78B 0%
Adjusted EPS (FY2024)40% $5.65 $6.45 $7.25 $4.95 0%
Relative TSR Modifier35th percentile 100% (no change)
Overall0%

2024 Equity Grants (LTIP)

Award TypeGrant DateShares / OptionsTermsValuation
PRSUs2/5/2024 Threshold 2,514; Target 6,286; Max 15,086 3-yr performance; vests based on revenue growth and adjusted operating margin expansion; relative TSR modifier Grant-date fair value $653,115
Stock Options2/5/2024 17,434 options Exercise price $104.635; 7-year term; vest 1/3 annually on anniversary Grant-date fair value $651,738

Multi-Year Compensation (Summary Compensation Table)

MetricFY2022FY2023FY2024
Salary ($)$451,923 $470,962 $475,000
Stock Awards ($)$689,905 $890,613 $653,115
Option Awards ($)$229,892 $296,287 $651,738
Non-Equity Incentive Plan Comp ($)$452,695 $79,943 $504,189
All Other Compensation ($)$22,623 $23,170 $25,311
Total ($)$1,847,038 $1,760,975 $2,309,353

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership

As OfStock (Aggregate)Stock-Based HoldingsAcquirable Within 60 DaysTotal Beneficial Ownership% of Class
Feb 16, 202415,981 0 36,874 52,855 <1%
Feb 14, 202522,625 0 32,875 55,500 <1%

Outstanding Awards (Unvested/Unearned) at FY2024 Year-End

CategoryCountValuation Basis
Time-based RSUs/Restricted Stock (unvested)2,201 shares $246,490 at $111.99 closing price (12/27/2024)
PRSUs – 2024 Grant (target)6,286 units $703,969 at $111.99 closing price
PRSUs – 2023 Grant (target)4,402 units $492,980 at $111.99 closing price
PRSUs – 2022 Grant (target)2,514 units $281,543 at $111.99 closing price

Outstanding Options (Selected Grants)

ExercisableUnexercisableExercise PriceExpiration
5,492 0 $81.290 1/30/2025
5,756 0 $92.090 2/5/2026
7,231 0 $96.060 1/30/2027
5,388 0 $144.330 2/5/2028
2,978 1,489 $184.605 2/4/2029
2,111 4,222 $133.200 2/16/2030
0 17,434 $104.635 2/5/2031

Insider transactions: In FY2024, Mr. Vohra exercised 7,918 options (value realized $402,379) and had 4,851 shares vest (value realized $512,363) .

Ownership policy and alignment:

  • Executive stock ownership guideline for Senior Vice Presidents = 2x base salary; all named executive officers (including Mr. Vohra) were in compliance as of Feb 14, 2025 .
  • Hedging and pledging prohibited for officers; trading must be via pre-approved 10b5-1 plans .

Employment Terms

Severance and Change-in-Control Economics (as of FY2024 year-end)

ScenarioCash SalaryBonusPro Rata BonusHealth & Welfare Lump SumEquity AccelerationTotal
Termination by Company for Cause / Voluntary Resignation
Termination by Company without Cause$475,000 $79,943 $30,162 $585,105
Retirement (qualified; Mr. Vohra not eligible at 12/29/2024)Pro-rated vesting of restricted stock and PRSUs by formula if eligible
DisabilityRS/Options/PRSUs accelerate; options exercisable up to 1 year or original term $2,008,587
DeathRS/Options/PRSUs accelerate; options exercisable up to 1 year or original term $2,008,587
Change in Control (without termination)
Change in Control + Termination by Company without Cause or by Executive for Good Reason$950,000 (2× full salary) $159,886 (2× prior-year bonus) $79,943 $60,324 (12 months premiums) RS/PRSUs fully vest; options fully vest and exercisable per extended period assumption $3,258,740

Additional terms:

  • All NEO employment agreements include non-compete, non-solicitation, and non-disclosure provisions; severance requires execution of a release; payments commence on the 60th day after separation .
  • Change-in-control defined; double-trigger equity vesting applies to Mr. Vohra (no excise tax gross-up; “best of” approach to 280G) .

Investment Implications

  • High pay-for-performance alignment: 2024 ICP paid at 163% of target for Mr. Vohra driven by strong adjusted EPS and cash conversion; 2022 LTIP PRSUs paid 0% reflecting challenging three-year targets — signaling a rigorous LTIP design that can constrain windfalls if long-term metrics underperform .
  • Retention risk appears mitigated: severance (1× full salary+prior bonus; 12 months benefits) and robust change-in-control protection (2×, plus equity acceleration on double trigger) reduce flight risk during strategic events .
  • Selling pressure risk manageable: trading restricted to 10b5-1 plans with hedging/pledging prohibited; FY2024 option exercises and stock vesting were modest relative to total ownership, and officers must meet stock ownership guidelines (Vohra compliant) .
  • Operational levers in incentive design: Mr. Vohra’s 2024 objectives included inventory and cost synergies/transportation reductions, indicating direct linkage between operations execution and cash/earnings metrics underpinning ICP outcomes .