TOKYO: SoftBank Group Corp chief executive Masayoshi Son’s remuneration for the last business year dropped by 52 percent to 100 million yen ($915,000) including basic cover, a filing by the Western conglomerate revealed on Thursday. The revelation before SoftBank’s annual general meeting on June 23 follows a tumultuous year that saw the team by the Covid-19 outbreak before rebounding to document gain on market appetite because of its own technology investments. Son, that has talked of the necessity to pay top dollar to draw gift, obtained the little pay package only as his luck has been raised by recovery from the team’s share price following a $23 billion buyback programme that also fostered his ownership. The filing showed Simon Segars, CEO of both Britain-based chip designer built, obtained the biggest divulged remuneration of 1.9 billion yen. SoftBank consented to market to US chip company Nvidia Corp at November at a $40 billion agreement that’s yet to get regulatory approval. The filing didn’t disclose complete numeration for leading SoftBank executives such as Vision Fund leader Rajeev Misra and principal operating officer Marcelo Claure who abandoned the band’s board in November, since their cover later there wasn’t disclosed. Misra’s revealed remuneration has been 931 million yen ($8.5 million) – down 42 percent in comparison with the year before, when he stumbled on the board to the entire 12 weeks. Claure’s remuneration dropped 15 percent to about 1.8 billion yen, along with his bundle including the price of his move to the USA. In complete eight executives received $64 million, like former plan leader Katsunori Sago who’s since left the company. SoftBank announced additional changes to the board including the nomination of an experienced gaming business executive and inventory picker Keiko Erikawa, seat of Koei Tecmo Holdings Co Ltd..