Kyto Technology and Life Science, Inc.

OTCPK:KBPH Stock Report

Market Cap: US$16.3m

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Kyto Technology and Life Science Management

Management criteria checks 1/4

We currently do not have sufficient information about the CEO.

Key information

Paul Russo

Chief executive officer

n/a

Total compensation

CEO salary percentagen/a
CEO tenure4.6yrs
CEO ownership16.8%
Management average tenureno data
Board average tenure1.8yrs

Recent management updates

No updates

Recent updates

CEO Compensation Analysis

How has Paul Russo's remuneration changed compared to Kyto Technology and Life Science's earnings?
DateTotal CompensationSalaryCompany Earnings
Dec 31 2021n/an/a

US$652k

Sep 30 2021n/an/a

US$810k

Jun 30 2021n/an/a

US$132k

Mar 31 2021US$313kUS$100k

US$427k

Dec 31 2020n/an/a

-US$86k

Sep 30 2020n/an/a

-US$172k

Jun 30 2020n/an/a

-US$611k

Mar 31 2020US$227kn/a

-US$773k

Compensation vs Market: Insufficient data to establish whether Paul's total compensation is reasonable compared to companies of similar size in the US market.

Compensation vs Earnings: Paul's compensation has been consistent with company performance over the past year.


CEO

Paul Russo (79 yo)

4.6yrs

Tenure

US$313,014

Compensation

Dr. Paul M. Russo, Ph D., has been Chief Executive Officer and Director of KYTO Technology and Life Science, Inc. since April 2018. Dr. Russo serves as Chairman at Kyto Technology and Life Science, Inc. si...


Board Members

NamePositionTenureCompensationOwnership
Paul Russo
CEO & Chairman4.6yrsUS$313.01k16.81%
$ 2.7m
Peter Staple
Director & Life Science Advisor1.8yrsUS$421.000.55%
$ 90.0k
Jon Saxe
Independent Director1.8yrsUS$491.000.92%
$ 150.0k
Michael Baghramian
Director1.8yrsUS$3.86k2.38%
$ 388.1k

1.8yrs

Average Tenure

79.5yo

Average Age

Experienced Board: KBPH's board of directors are not considered experienced ( 1.8 years average tenure), which suggests a new board.