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EOG RESOURCES INC

For the period ended May 22, 2024. Filed Mar 28, 2024.

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May 22, 2024 · Filed Mar 28, 2024

EOG$147.13+1.5%Stored close · as of Nov 6, 2026
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Summary Compensation Table

The following table summarizes certain information regarding compensation paid or accrued during 2023, 2022 and 2021 to the NEOs.

Name and Principal Position · Fiscal Year · Salary ($)(a) · Stock Awards ($)(b) · SAR Awards ($)(c) · Non-Equity Incentive Plan Comp ($)(d) · All Other Compensation ($)(e) · Total ($)
EZRA Y. YACOB Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer2023$1,169,231$10,496,402$2,520,000$373,139$14,558,772
2022$867,692$9,648,992$1,867,000$257,518$12,641,202
2021$687,933$6,591,486$1,027,635$1,232,500$213,333$9,752,887
LLOYD W. HELMS, JR. President2023$815,769$4,775,844$1,155,000$307,069$7,053,682
2022$760,385$4,878,028$1,110,000$281,236$7,029,649
2021$729,615$3,863,914$451,976$1,065,800$304,084$6,415,389
TIMOTHY K. DRIGGERS Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer2023$728,846$3,385,078$926,100$315,113$5,355,137
2022$691,154$3,457,439$907,000$345,440$5,401,033
2021$666,923$2,819,654$329,821$874,400$223,284$4,914,082
MICHAEL P. DONALDSON Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary2023$728,846$3,148,795$926,100$293,771$5,097,512
2022$691,154$3,216,288$907,000$292,374$5,106,816
2021$666,923$2,610,786$305,386$874,400$245,996$4,703,491
JEFFREY R. LEITZELL Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer2023$524,231$2,900,940$775,000$142,578$4,342,749
2022$442,385$1,715,270$581,000$130,734$2,869,389
2021$419,154$1,357,562$158,796$558,500$222,638$2,716,650
(a)Amounts represent annual base salary received by the NEOs. EOG’s employees are paid on a bi-weekly basis and generally receive twenty-six paychecks per calendar year.
(b)Amounts represent (1) the grant date fair value of performance unit awards based on the Monte Carlo simulation (for a discussion of the assumptions used, see footnote (d) to the “Grants of Plan-Based Awards Table for 2023” below); and (2) the grant date fair value of restricted stock/RSU awards based on the closing price of our Common Stock on the NYSE on the grant date.
(c)The Compensation Committee did not grant SARs to the NEOs in 2023. Amounts for 2021 represent the grant date fair value of SAR awards based on the Hull-White II binomial option pricing model.
(d)Amounts represent cash bonuses paid under the Annual Bonus Plan. See “Executive Compensation Program for 2023 — Annual Bonus” above for further discussion.
(e)All Other Compensation for 2023 consists of:
•Matching contributions under the Savings and Retirement Plan, our retirement contributions on behalf of each NEO to the Savings and Retirement Plan and our Make-Whole Contributions on behalf of each NEO to the Deferral Plan, as follows: Mr. Yacob, $318,779; Mr. Helms, $279,203; Mr. Driggers, $227,950; Mr. Donaldson, $240,108; and Mr. Leitzell, $133,365.
•Perquisites and other personal benefits consisting of (1) cash perquisite allowances of $2,600 for each of the NEOs; (2) charitable matching contributions made by EOG for the NEOs, as follows: Mr. Yacob, $45,127; Mr. Helms, $18,613; Mr. Driggers, $77,500; and Mr. Donaldson, $44,450; (3) expenses for spouse travel of $5,613 for each of the NEOs (including a “gross-up” for payment of taxes); (4) company contributions of $1,000 into the NEO’s health savings account or provided as taxable income to NEOs age 65 or older due to IRS regulations; and (5) a wellness incentive for the NEOs, as follows: Mr. Yacob, $20; Mr. Helms, $40; and Mr. Driggers, $450.

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