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TARGET CORP

For the period ended Jun 10, 2026. Filed Apr 27, 2026.

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Jun 10, 2026 · Filed Apr 27, 2026

TGT$158.41+0.3%Stored close · as of Nov 6, 2026
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Table of potential payments upon termination or change-in-control

Table of potential payments upon termination or

change-in-control

Name/Payment type · Voluntary termination · Involuntary termination · Death · Disability · Change-in-control
No terminationInvoluntary without cause or voluntary goodreason termination
Brian C. Cornell(1)
ICP Payments (Severance)(2)$0$6,883,840$0$0$0$6,883,840
PSU Vesting(3)(4)$0$0$0$0$0$17,380,190
PBRSU Vesting(3)(4)$8,690,201$4,345,153$8,690,201$8,690,201$0$11,586,934
Life Insurance Proceeds(5)$0$0$3,000,000$0$0$0
Excess LTD Plan(6)$0$0$0$420,000$0$0
Total$8,690,201$11,228,993$11,690,201$9,110,201$0$35,850,964
Jim Lee
ICP Payments (Severance)(2)$0$3,140,830$0$0$0$3,140,830
PSU Vesting(3)(4)$0$0$0$0$0$2,820,479
PBRSU Vesting(3)(4)$0$705,172$1,410,345$1,410,345$0$1,880,425
RSU Vesting(3)(4)$0$1,660,098$3,320,090$3,320,090$0$3,320,090
SLPA Vesting(3)(4)$0$0$0$0$0$1,510,541
Life Insurance Proceeds(5)$0$0$3,000,000$0$0$0
Excess LTD Plan(6)$0$0$0$420,000$0$0
Total$0$5,506,100$7,730,435$5,150,435$0$12,672,365
Michael J. Fiddelke(1)
ICP Payments (Severance)(2)$0$3,411,003$0$0$0$3,411,003
PSU Vesting(3)(4)$0$0$0$0$0$5,730,818
PBRSU Vesting(3)(4)$0$1,432,810$2,865,514$2,865,514$0$3,820,545
SLPA Vesting(3)(4)$0$0$0$0$0$1,510,541
Life Insurance Proceeds(5)$0$0$3,000,000$0$0$0
Excess LTD Plan(6)$0$0$0$420,000$0$0
Total$0$4,843,813$5,865,514$3,285,514$0$14,472,907
Richard H. Gomez(1)(7)
ICP Payments (Severance)(2)—$2,800,456————
PSU Vesting(3)(4)—$0————
PBRSU Vesting(3)(4)—$754,638————
SLPA Vesting(3)(4)—$0————
Life Insurance Proceeds(5)—$0————
Excess LTD Plan(6)—$0————
Total—$3,555,094————
Melissa K. Kremer(1)
ICP Payments (Severance)(2)$0$2,630,673$0$0$0$2,630,673
PSU Vesting(3)(4)$0$0$0$0$0$2,492,362
PBRSU Vesting(3)(4)$0$623,222$1,246,444$1,246,444$0$1,661,785
SLPA Vesting(3)(4)$0$0$0$0$0$1,510,541
Life Insurance Proceeds(5)$0$0$3,000,000$0$0$0
Excess LTD Plan(6)$0$0$0$420,000$0$0
Total$0$3,253,895$4,246,444$1,666,444$0$8,295,361
66TARGET CORPORATION 2026 Proxy Statement
Name/Payment type · Voluntary termination · Involuntary termination · Death · Disability · Change-in-control
No terminationInvoluntary without cause or voluntary goodreason termination
Amy Tu(8)
ICP Payments (Severance)(2)—$3,032,844————
PSU Vesting(3)(4)—$0————
PBRSU Vesting(3)(4)—$780,583————
RSU Vesting(3)(4)—$1,453,904————
SLPA Vesting(3)(4)—$0————
Life Insurance Proceeds(5)—$0————
Excess LTD Plan(6)—$0————
Total—$5,267,331————

(1)A “Retirement Eligible NEO” is an NEO who has met the age and years of service requirements described in Note 2 to the

“Outstanding equity awards at Fiscal 2025 year-end” table on page 61. The Retirement Eligible NEOs are Mr. Cornell and Mr.

Gomez for PSUs and PBRSUs. Mr. Fiddelke and Ms. Kremer are Retirement Eligible NEOs for PSUs only.

(2)Weprovide ICP payments to NEOs who are involuntarily terminated without cause to assist in their occupational transitions.

The maximum payment under the ICP (paid during regular pay cycles over 24 months) is two times the sum of base salary

and the average of the last three years of short-term incentive payments. In addition, any NEO who receives severance

payments under the ICP also receives a$30,000 allowance for outplacement services. Each of the NEOs is eligible for 24

months of payments under the ICP, conditioned on the NEO releasing any claims against us and agreeing to certain post-

employment covenants. Mr. Cornell will not be eligible for severance under Target’s Income Continuance Plan in his role as

Executive Chair.

(3)Amounts are determined by multiplying the number of shares for which vesting is accelerated by our Year-End Stock Price.

For PSUs, PBRSUs, and SLPAs, shares are based either on the Earned Payout or the Goal Payout. Where the share amount

is determined based on Earned Payout, the table uses the minimum amount that can be earned, which is 0% of the at-goal

payout for PSUs and SLPAs, and 75% of the at-goal payout for PBRSUs. The number of shares for which vesting is

accelerated for each employment termination situation is as follows:

Voluntary termination. All unvested shares are forfeited except that following retirement (at age 55 or greater with at least 5

years of service), vesting is accelerated for 100% of the Earned Payout shares for PSUs and PBRSUs,100% of any RSUs, and

a pro-rated amount of SLPAs, calculated using the participant’smonths of service during the 36-month performance period.

Involuntary termination. Vesting is accelerated for 50% of the Earned Payout shares for PBRSUs, 50% of any unvested

shares for sign-on RSUs granted to Mr. Lee, and the remaining unvested shares are forfeited. All unvested shares are forfeited

for PSUs except that following involuntary termination without cause at age 55 or greater with at least 5 years of service,

vesting is accelerated for 100% of the Earned Payout shares. All unvested shares are forfeited for SLPAs except that following

involuntary termination without cause, vesting is accelerated for a pro-rated amount of SLPAs, calculated using the

participant’s months of service during the 36-month performance period.

Death/disability. Vesting is accelerated for 100% of the Earned Payout shares for PSUs, PBRSUs, and SLPAs and for 100%

of any RSUs.

Change-in-control. PSUs, PBRSUs, RSUs, and SLPAs are subject to a double-trigger. Where both triggers occur, vesting is

accelerated for 100% of the Goal Payout shares for PSUs, PBRSUs, and SLPAs and for 100% of any RSUs. We use 100% of

the Goal Payout for PSUs, PBRSUs, and SLPAs in connection with a change-in-control to eliminate arbitrary results that

could occur with a shortened performance period and in case calculation of actual or comparable performance metrics would

be unfeasible following the change-in-control.

(4)Additional detail about the accelerated vesting provisions of the PSUs, PBRSUs, RSUs, and SLPAs can be found in the Notes

under the “Outstanding equity awards at Fiscal 2025 year-end” table on page 61.

(5)Depending on the level of coverage elected by the participant, life insurance proceeds range from $50,000 to an amount

equal to three times the sum of the prior year’s annual base salary and the most recent bonus and non-equity incentive plan

payments, up to a maximum of $3 million.

(6)Represents annual payments under our Excess LTD Plan, which provides monthly disability income payments with respect to

the portion of annualized salary and three-year average bonus and non-equity incentive plan compensation above the annual

compensation limit (currently set at $300,000), but not exceeding $1 million, for our Base LTD Plan. The Excess LTD Plan

replaces 60% of a participant’s eligible compensation. A participant who becomes disabled before age 65 is eligible to

receive payments under the plan while he or she is totally and permanently disabled through age 65 (with a minimum of three

years of disability payments) or death, if sooner. In order to receive payments under the Excess LTD Plan, the NEO must be

enrolled in the Base LTD Plan.

(7)Mr. Gomez will receive the following payments and vesting in connection with his involuntary termination without cause: cash

severance payments under the ICP, as well as $30,000 for outplacement services; eligible to receive 100% vesting of PSUs

granted in March 2024 and 2025, 50% of PBRSUs granted in March 2024 and 2025, and a pro-rated percentage of SLPAs

based on actual performance following the end of the performance periods.

(8)Ms. Tu received the following payments and vesting in connection with her involuntary termination without cause: cash

severance payments under the ICP, as well as $30,000 for outplacement services; eligible to receive 50% vesting of PBRSUs

TARGET CORPORATION 2026 Proxy Statement67

granted in March 2024 and 2025 based on actual performance following the end of the performance periods; and accelerated

vesting of 50% of RSUs.

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