Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. Ordinary Shares

Carnival and Viking Holdings represent two different approaches to the cruise industry. Carnival, the market leader with 42% market share, trades at a low 16 P/E ratio and has recovered from pandemic losses with strong bookings and improving debt management. Viking, a newer luxury-focused competitor with smaller ships and destination-oriented cru...

Royal Caribbean has significantly outperformed competitors Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings since the pandemic, achieving record earnings of $2.88 billion in 2024 and over $4 billion in net income over the past 12 months. The company's financial strength stems from its ability to raise debt without excessive share dilution, strong post...

Royal Caribbean's stock has surged 300% over five years, driven by strong bookings and increased onboard spending from younger travelers embracing cruise vacations. The company reinstated dividends in 2024 and significantly outperforms rival Carnival. However, the stock already trades at premium valuations, carries substantial debt, and faces ris...

Carnival Corp. posted better-than-expected fiscal Q4 results with 7% revenue growth and 140% earnings growth, reinstating its dividend at $0.15 per share (1.9% yield). The stock surged 10% on the announcement, with six major analyst firms raising price targets. The cruise line industry showed weakness in Q3 but is accelerating growth heading into...

Carnival Corp. is preparing to report its fiscal fourth-quarter results, with analysts expecting 7% revenue growth and an 80% increase in earnings per share. The cruise line stock has seen a 10% increase in the past month, and investors are watching for strong 2026 season bookings and potential dividend reinstatement.