CEO Total Pay
$8.7M
FY2025 Summary Compensation, near median
The CEO earned $8.7M in FY2025 against median worker pay of $95,312 · Measuring Instruments.
Data updated August 2026
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According to the same FY2025 complete-filing cohort used on the rankings boards (CEO total, median worker, and ratio all present). Median worker pay is $95,312. Industry placement uses the FY2025 SIC-38 peer cohort (# 51 of 86, 42nd percentile - below the industry median pay ratio). Figures come from Section 953(b) Dodd-Frank DEF 14A disclosures - not estimates. View all Measuring Instruments companies.
Imax Corp CEO pay vs. every FY2025 complete filing
Total CEO compensation, the full national distribution, this company marked
$8,655,919 Top 44% higher than 56% of 1,423 companies
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Source SEC DEF 14A Section 953(b) disclosures, PlainCEOPay extract · FY2025
CEO total pay ($8.7M) against pay ratio (91:1) for Imax Corp (marked) and its 5 closest same-industry peers, against the Measuring Instruments industry median on both axes.
Exclusive CEO-to-median-worker bands across 80 complete latest-FY filings in SIC 38. Segments sum to the peer set, not this company's compensation pillar.
A component-level pay breakdown is not reported in Imax Corp's structured SEC pay-ratio disclosure. See our methodology →
Complete DEF 14A pay-ratio filings for this CIK across FY2021–2025. Year-over-year deltas compare adjacent filing years only; incomplete dollar rows are omitted (same completeness gate as the hero figures).
| FY | CEO pay | Δ pay | Median worker | Pay ratio | Δ ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | $9.1M | - | $85,107 | 107:1 | - |
| 2022 | $8.0M | -11% | $86,684 | 93:1 | -14:1 |
| 2023 | $8.7M | +8.6% | $93,614 | 93:1 | 0:1 |
| 2024 | $8.0M | -8.6% | $91,969 | 87:1 | -6:1 |
| 2025 | $8.7M | +8.4% | $95,312 | 91:1 | +4:1 |
Source: SEC EDGAR DEF 14A pay-ratio disclosures for CIK 921582, FY2021–2025. Adjacent-year deltas only.
Imax Corp disclosed 91:1 CEO-to-worker pay and $8.7M CEO total in FY2025. the CEO earned 91× the median employee ($95,312) in FY2025.
Median employee $95,312 (HIGH-MED); MID · HEAVY stamps put about 91 median-wage years per CEO year.
CEO Total Pay
$8.7M
FY2025 Summary Compensation, near median
Pay Ratio
91:1
Near industry median
Imax Corp disclosed 91:1 CEO-to-worker pay and $8.7M CEO total in FY2025. The structured pay-ratio disclosure reports the total without line-item components. Measuring Instruments (SIC 38) median ratio is 121:1 across 86 FY2025 filers; Imax Corp's $8.7M CEO total is above the $8.0M industry median CEO pay.
Dollar rank #626 and ratio rank #699 split - treat 91:1 as a disclosure, not a fairness score. Open Measuring Instruments peers.
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified. Imax Corp disclosed 91:1 CEO-to-worker pay and $8.7M CEO total in FY2025.
ABS(ceo_total_comp) peers first, then a SIC pole and a stamp-branched guide - not a fixed Related strip. This page stamps MID · HEAVY · HIGH-MED.
ABS(ceo_total_comp) peer at $8.7M (Δ $3K heavier vs Imax Corp); MID · HIGH-MED vs this page's MID · HEAVY · HIGH-MED.
ABS(ceo_total_comp) peer at $8.7M (Δ $14K heavier vs Imax Corp); EXTREME · LOW-MED vs this page's MID · HEAVY · HIGH-MED.
ABS(ceo_total_comp) peer at $8.7M (Δ $19K heavier vs Imax Corp); MODEST · ELITE-MED vs this page's MID · HEAVY · HIGH-MED.
ABS(ceo_total_comp) peer at $8.7M (Δ $33K heavier vs Imax Corp); MID · HIGH-MED vs this page's MID · HEAVY · HIGH-MED.
Leonardo DRS, Inc. stamps MID · HEAVY nearest in-SIC by ABS(pay_ratio) to Imax Corp's MID filing.
Imax Corp's FY2025 package sits #626 by CEO dollars and #699 by ratio under HEAVY · MID.
Imax Corp's HEAVY CEO total is equity-sensitive - read what grant-date fair value does and does not mean.
Data currency: Executive compensation from SEC EDGAR DEF 14A proxy statements through fiscal year 2025, compiled and last refreshed August 2026. See our methodology for source dates and refresh cadence. Spot a figure that looks wrong? Report a correction.