International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) declared that its CEO Ginni Rometty, who joins the firm in January 2012, received $16.2M in compensation previous year, comprising $9.26B in stock awards.

The firm declared in a filing that the total number was roughly more than twice of $8.3M she made the earlier year, while she was a senior VP in-charge of sales at IBM. The compensate package incorporated $1.5M in salary and $3.92M in non-stock inducement pay.

Rometty has supervised IBM throughout a period of profit growth, as sales growth is stay slow. The Armonk, New York-based firm declared in January that earnings would be as a minimum $16.70 per share in 2013, topping analysts’ anticipates and sending the stock on its largest one-day gain in a year.

Rometty leads ninth-biggest firm by market value and has appeared as one of the best-paid female leaders in business America, beating the level of Meg Whitman and additional high profile CEOs.

International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) stock in last session held volume of 3.05 million shares as compare to its average volume of 3.40 shares. The stock after opening at $210.04 hit high price of $210.20 and then closed at $210.08 by falling -0.14%.

Looking at the revenue measures, the company generated sales of 104.51 billion in last twelve months with income of $ 16.60 billion. The Company showed a positive 15.89% in the net profit margin and its operating margin is calculated as 20.96%. Company’s annual sales growth for the past five years was -1.13%.

IBM past twelve months price to sales ratio was 2.24 and price to cash ratio recorded as 21.04. As far as the returns are concern, IBM return on equity recorded as 85.15% while its return on assets stayed at -14.09%.