[8-K] PITNEY BOWES INC /DE/ Reports Material Event
Pitney Bowes Inc. reported that Executive Vice President and President, Sending Technology Solutions, Shemin Nurmohamed, ceased service effective end of business on September 11, 2025, and on September 25, 2025 entered into a Separation Agreement. Under the agreement Ms. Nurmohamed will receive a $636,000 cash Separation Amount (representing 52 weeks of base salary) paid as regular payroll installments, plus a lump sum payment of $354,069 to be paid within 30 days after the Separation Date, with applicable taxes and withholdings. The agreement also preserves the vesting and exercisability of certain incentive awards that were granted before the Separation Date and outstanding for at least one year as of the Separation Date. The filing attaches the full Separation Agreement as Exhibit 10.1.
- Separation terms are specified in writing, with a referenced Exhibit 10.1 providing the full agreement.
- Certain incentive awards continue vesting and remain exercisable if they were outstanding for at least one year as of the Separation Date, preserving previously granted rights.
- Company will incur direct cash obligations totaling at least $990,069 in disclosed payments (separation amount plus lump sum), exclusive of taxes and other benefits.
- Filing does not disclose the accounting treatment, timing of any additional benefits, or whether any payments are contingent on other conditions.
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TL;DR: Separation includes a one-year salary equivalent severance and preservation of certain long-term incentive rights.
The Separation Agreement documents a structured exit for a senior executive with a $636,000 severance stream and a $354,069 lump sum, both subject to taxes and withholdings. The continuation of vesting and exercisability for eligible incentive awards is explicitly preserved, which maintains Ms. Nurmohamed's ability to realize certain previously granted compensation. The disclosure is standard for an executive departure and the filing incorporates the full agreement as Exhibit 10.1 for detailed terms.
TL;DR: The cash obligation totals at least $990,069 in stated payments, paid partly as payroll installments and partly as a lump sum.
From a financial perspective the company has committed to a defined cash outflow comprising a 52-week salary equivalent paid in installments ($636,000) plus a near-term lump sum of $354,069. The filing does not quantify broader benefit or tax withholdings impacts, nor does it disclose any acceleration or cash tax effects related to incentive award treatment; the full exhibit may provide additional detail. Based solely on the disclosed amounts, the immediate accounting or cash impact appears limited to the specified payments.