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Compensation Brief
Fiscal year 2025 · Filings through 2026-05-18

Alumis (ALMS)

Fiscal year 2025 executive and director compensation, incentive-plan design, equity activity, and governance — every figure in this brief is traceable to its exact location in the company’s SEC filing — the document, the section, the page, and the table, linked directly.

$5,948,289
Martin Babler total, FY2025
CEO pay percentile vs peers
CEO-to-median pay ratio
Say-on-pay support, latest vote
Companies that benchmark against ALMS
2 companies name ALMS as a compensation peer

Each company listed discloses ALMS in its own benchmarking peer group, as disclosed in each company's most recent proxy statement within the last two proxy seasons. Two companies are therefore absent by design: one that named ALMS in an earlier year and no longer does, and one whose own most recent disclosure is older than the last two seasons.

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Summary Compensation Table — fiscal year 2025

Named executive officerSalaryBonusStock awardsOption awardsNon-equity incentivePension / NQDCAll otherTotal
Martin Babler$680,830$0$0$4,743,220$524,239$0$0$5,948,289
President, Chief Executive Officer, and Chairman of the Board
David Goldstein526,401001,187,353294,785002,008,539
Chief Scientific Officer
Jörn Drappa523,755001,161,607293,303001,978,665
Chief Medical Officer

A dash means the company reported no figure in that column; 0 means it reported zero. Figures are as printed in the filing, without adjustment.

Three-year trend — total compensation per named executive

Named executive officerFY2025 totalFY2024 totalFY2023 totalΔ FY20242025
Martin Babler$5,948,289$10,661,219−4,712,930
David Goldstein2,008,5393,244,462−1,235,923
Jörn Drappa1,978,665

Prior-year totals as disclosed in the corresponding proxy; deltas are computed values with the derivation shown in the register.

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Equity transactions since the proxy statement was filed

No insider equity transactions reported since the proxy statement.

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Outstanding equity awards at fiscal year-end 2025

ExecutiveAwardShares unvestedExercise priceMarket value unvested
David GoldsteinRSU27,000$263,520
Jörn DrappaRSU25,450248,392
Martin BablerOption2,2298.84
Martin BablerOption186,6098.84
Martin BablerOption93,1828.84
Martin BablerOption49,0558.84
Martin BablerOption135,6818.84
Martin BablerOption153,74213.32
Martin BablerOption13,36916
Martin BablerOption523,0005.06
Martin BablerOption662,0003.95
Martin BablerOption150,0003.95
David GoldsteinOption59,7158.84
David GoldsteinOption8928.84
David GoldsteinOption5,3038.84
David GoldsteinOption14,0458.84
David GoldsteinOption33,42213.32
David GoldsteinOption180,0005.06
David GoldsteinOption107,9503.95
Jörn DrappaOption28,5218.84
Jörn DrappaOption38,2188.84
Jörn DrappaOption4,5468.84
Jörn DrappaOption8,5498.84
Jörn DrappaOption30,6828.84
Jörn DrappaOption40,10713.32
Jörn DrappaOption3,34216
Jörn DrappaOption180,0005.06
Jörn DrappaOption101,8503.95
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Incentive-plan design — the Compensation Discussion & Analysis

The Board considers market compensation for comparable positions, historical compensation levels, individual performance against expectations, and the desire to motivate employees to achieve short- and long-term results in the best interests of stockholders. The company uses equity awards to create an ownership culture and align executive interests with stockholders.

CEO STI target (% of salary)
CEO LTI target (% of salary)
Independent consultant
Clawback policytrue
Anti-hedgingtrue
Anti-pledgingtrue
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Board fee structure and ownership guideline

Annual cash retainer$40,000
Annual equity retainer
Per board meeting fee
Committee chair fees (audit / comp / nom-gov)10,000 / 15,000 / 10,000
Stock ownership guideline
10b

Chief executive pay against the peer group

Most recent fiscal-year chief executive compensation at each disclosed peer, taken from that company's own proxy statement.

RankCompanyFYChief executiveSalaryStock awardsOption awardsNon-equity incentiveTotal
1Alumis2025Martin Babler$680,830$0$4,743,220$524,239$5,948,289

Each peer's compensation is from its most recently filed proxy; fiscal years differ by company. Each peer's figures come from its own filings; the subject company is highlighted. Peers whose chief executive compensation is outside our coverage universe are stated as such, never left blank.

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Source register

Each figure's location is given both for the eye (section · page · table · row · column) and for a script (table/row/column index and exact character span in the filed document). Any figure can be independently confirmed against the source.

#SupportsDocumentFiledAccessionLocation in document
1Section 01, Martin BablerDEF 14A2026-05-180001104659-26-063223Section “Summary Compensation Table”. As printed: 5,948,289. Filing ↗machine: r1 · c29 · span 406891–406900
2Section 01, David GoldsteinDEF 14A2026-05-180001104659-26-063223Section “Summary Compensation Table”. As printed: 2,008,539. Filing ↗machine: r3 · c29 · span 413202–413211
3Section 01, Jörn DrappaDEF 14A2026-05-180001104659-26-063223Section “Summary Compensation Table”. As printed: 1,978,665. Filing ↗machine: r5 · c29 · span 419262–419271
4Section 01 trend, Δ column (computed)ComputedcomputedΔ = current-FY total − prior-FY total per named officer.machine: formula: Δ = FY(n) − FY(n−1)
5Alumis (subject), Section 10b CEO totalDEF 14A2026-05-180001104659-26-063223CEO total compensation as printed in Alumis's own proxy. As printed: 5,948,289. Filing ↗machine: r1 · c29 · span 406891–406900