ePlus inc.
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- 2026-03-31Pay change Pay and benefits
ePlus inc.: $8,496,983 total compensation for the principal executive officer, fiscal year ended 2026-03-31
Top-of-house pay is the anchor the rest of an employer's pay structure is set against, and it is the one compensation figure every US-listed company must publish on the same basis. Read it as a comparable, not as a salary band: it is a single officer's total, including equity awards valued under SEC rules, and it says nothing directly about what a given role pays.
- 2026-01-08Other change Leadership moves
EPLUS INC 8-K filing (Item 5.02): officer or director change
ePlus adds a director to its board in Herndon, with no immediate change to executive roles.
- 2025-03-31Pay change Pay and benefits
ePlus inc.: $6,384,404 total compensation for the principal executive officer, fiscal year ended 2025-03-31
Top-of-house pay is the anchor the rest of an employer's pay structure is set against, and it is the one compensation figure every US-listed company must publish on the same basis. Read it as a comparable, not as a salary band: it is a single officer's total, including equity awards valued under SEC rules, and it says nothing directly about what a given role pays.
- 2024-03-31Pay change Pay and benefits
ePlus inc.: $5,722,095 total compensation for the principal executive officer, fiscal year ended 2024-03-31
Top-of-house pay is the anchor the rest of an employer's pay structure is set against, and it is the one compensation figure every US-listed company must publish on the same basis. Read it as a comparable, not as a salary band: it is a single officer's total, including equity awards valued under SEC rules, and it says nothing directly about what a given role pays.
- 2023-03-31Pay change Pay and benefits
ePlus inc.: $4,422,225 total compensation for the principal executive officer, fiscal year ended 2023-03-31
Top-of-house pay is the anchor the rest of an employer's pay structure is set against, and it is the one compensation figure every US-listed company must publish on the same basis. Read it as a comparable, not as a salary band: it is a single officer's total, including equity awards valued under SEC rules, and it says nothing directly about what a given role pays.
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