BUZZ - Carnival Corporation shares soar as the cruise operator raises its annual profit forecast
路透社2026/09/29 15:26Latest Updates
September 29 - ** Cruise operator Carnival Corporation (CCL.N) shares rose as much as 13.64% in early trading to $25.16
** If the rally holds, the stock is set for its best single-day performance since April 2025
** Driven by strong demand from affluent consumers for travel and leisure experiences, the company’s third-quarter results exceeded expectations, (link) and it raised its annual profit forecast
** Full-year adjusted earnings per share expected at $2.24, previously forecast around $2.22
** Third-quarter revenue reached $8.44 billion, above analysts’ estimates of $8.30 billion—data compiled by LSEG
** Quarterly adjusted earnings per share were $1.43, higher than the $1.36 expected
** Jefferies analysts commented: “Fuel costs remain a manageable headwind, though more significant compared to peers”
** Peer Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH.N) shares rose about 5%, Royal Caribbean Cruises (RCL.N) shares rose about 6%
** As of the previous session close, CCL shares have fallen 27.50% year-to-date
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