Velarion · Company Intelligence
CompBrief
Fiscal year 2025

William Meury — FY2025 total compensation $32,085,952

William Meury is Chief Executive Officer of Incyte Corp (INCY). The company reported total compensation of $32,085,952 for fiscal year 2025.

01

Fiscal year 2025 compensation

Salary$647,260
Bonus$0
Stock awards$27,509,657
Option awards$2,573,998
Non-equity incentive plan$1,300,000
Pension and non-qualified deferred compensation$0
All other compensation$55,037
Total$32,085,952

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

Cited to the compensation disclosure Incyte Corp filed April 28, 2026, accession 0000879169-26-000031.

03

Peer context

Peer-group chief executive median$18,595,265
Difference from that median$13,490,687
Percentile within the disclosed peer group92nd
Peers with a disclosed figure12

Medians and percentiles are computed across the peer group Incyte Corp discloses in its own compensation disclosure.

04

The other named executive officers of Incyte Corp

Named executive officerRoleFY2025 total
William Meury this pageChief Executive Officer$32,085,952
Mohamed IssaExecutive Vice President and Head of U.S. Commercial$10,592,782
Pablo CagnoniPresident and Global Head of Research and Development$8,838,961
Herve HoppenotFormer President and Chief Executive Officer$6,380,525
Steven SteinExecutive Vice President, Chief Medical Officer and Head of Late-stage Development$6,304,172
Christiana StamoulisFormer Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer$4,936,550
Thomas TrayVice President, Chief Accounting Officer and Principal Financial Officer$990,368

The company's named executive officers for fiscal year 2025, and what it reported for each. See the full Incyte Corp compensation brief.

05

The company page

William Meury's compensation sits inside Incyte Corp's full executive and board picture — the peer group, pay against peers, incentive design and the board itself.

The Incyte Corp (INCY) compensation brief