Carnival Corporation Ltd.

CCL

Carnival Corporation is a global cruise line company and one of the largest travel and leisure companies in the world. It operates a diverse fleet of cruise brands that cater to various market segments, offering vacation experiences to millions of passengers annually. The company is known for its innovation in the cruise industry, providing entertainment, dining, and recreational activities on its ships.

$26.41 -0.46 (-1.71%)
Dividend Yield 3.6%
Payout Frequency Quarterly

Dividend History

🎉 Upcoming Dividend

Investors can expect a dividend payout of $0.15 per share, scheduled to be distributed in 41 days on August 28, 2026

Pay DateAmountEx-DateRecord Date
August 28, 2026$0.152026-08-072026-08-07
May 29, 2026$0.152026-05-182026-05-18
February 27, 2026$0.152026-02-132026-02-13
March 13, 2020$0.502020-02-202020-02-21
December 13, 2019$0.502019-11-212019-11-22

Dividends Summary

Company News

3 Reasons You Should Buy Carnival Stock in July
The Motley Fool • Neil Patel • July 3, 2026

Carnival Corporation is presented as an attractive investment opportunity following its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. The article highlights three key reasons: strong demand trends with record Q2 sales and growing younger demographics in the cruise market; improving financial health with debt reduced to $24.9 billion and an investment-grad...

Dow Jones Rally Shows Markets Are Betting on a Fed Pause, Not a Pivot
Investing.com • Itai Smidt • July 2, 2026

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings reported mixed Q1 results with earnings beating expectations but slashed full-year guidance due to weakening bookings, operational challenges, and a difficult macro backdrop including Middle East conflict-driven fuel costs. The company expects net yields to decline 3-5% for the full year and reduced EBITDA guidance....

Carnival Stock Posts Record Quarter, But Guidance Spooks Investors
Investing.com • Peter Frank • June 26, 2026

Carnival reported record second-quarter results with $6.66 billion in revenue and adjusted net income up 21% year-over-year, despite higher fuel costs. However, weak forward guidance citing Middle East tensions and demand concerns spooked investors, causing the stock to drop 5%. The company maintains strong fundamentals with record customer depos...

Why Royal Caribbean Stock Dropped, Then Popped
The Motley Fool • Rich Smith • June 23, 2026

Royal Caribbean stock tumbled nearly 10% in early trading after rival Carnival Corporation issued cautious Q3 guidance ($1.35 per share vs. analyst expectations of $1.42), despite beating Q2 earnings and revenue expectations. Investors initially feared Royal Caribbean might face similar headwinds, but the stock recovered by day's end as the guida...

3 Burning Questions Carnival Stock Will Answer This Week
The Motley Fool • Rick Munarriz • June 22, 2026

Carnival Corp. reports fiscal Q2 results on Tuesday with three key questions for investors: Can it extend its 11-quarter earnings beat streak despite rising fuel costs? Will it maintain positive net yield guidance unlike Norwegian Cruise Line's recent stumble? Can it sustain its recent market leadership momentum over Royal Caribbean?

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