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VIAVI SOLUTIONS INC.

For the period ended Jun 27, 2026. Filed Oct 2, 2026.

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Jun 27, 2026 · Filed Oct 2, 2026

VIAV$28.47+8.3%Stored close · as of Nov 6, 2026
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Our Executive Compensation Program

Compensation Discussion and Analysis

Our Executive Compensation Program Focuses on Pay for Performance

The table below summarizes the performance-based compensation components of our executive compensation program.

Incentive AwardsPerformance HighlightsCommentary
FY26 Target Annual Cash Incentive Award Opportunities (as a percentage of base salary)All NEOs received bonuses for H1 and H2 of FY26.H1 NEO achievements:▪Corporate at 89.9%▪OSP at 72.4%▪NSE at 107.5%▪NSE Sales at 123.2%H2 NEO achievements:▪Corporate at 140.4%▪OSP at 130.7%▪NSE at 150%▪NSE Sales at 217.4%Payouts were subject to the achievement of a threshold non-GAAP EPS performance goal.Financial metrics were weighted at 100% and capped at 150% payout, except in the case of Mr. Staley’s NSE sales bookings goal, which was capped at 250% payout with respect to 40% weighting of his target annual cash incentive award opportunity.
Market-based Stock Units (“MSUs”)(1)▪FY23 MSUs: 56.67% of 3rd tranche earned, based on our 42nd percentile TSR ranking▪FY24 MSUs: 90.33% of 2nd tranche earned, based on our 52.1st percentile TSR ranking▪FY25 MSUs: 128% of 1st tranche earned, based on our 66.2nd percentile TSR ranking ▪FY24 CFO MSUs: 95% of 2nd tranche earned, based on our 53.5th percentile TSR ranking(2) (1)Earned based on total stockholder return through 9/15/25(2)Certified in September 2025 and released based on continued service through November 28, 2025Earned based on our total stockholder return (“TSR”) relative to the performance of companies in the Nasdaq Telecommunications Index measured over one-year, two-year and three-year performance periods. Above median (55th percentile) performance required for a target payout.
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