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Michael O’Leary agrees to extend Ryanair contract into his 70s with potential €153m pay-day

Michael O’Leary agrees to extend Ryanair contract into his 70s with potential €153m pay-day
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Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has extended his contract until 2032, a deal that could earn him €153 million through stock options. The agreement follows extensive negotiations with the airline's major shareholders.

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The contract extension reflects the significant influence of long-term leadership in the budget airline industry and corporate compensation structures.

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Michael O’Leary has agreed to extend his contract with Ryanair by a further four years to 2032, in a deal that could net him €153 million by way of a stock options plan.

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