**Carnival Corporation (CCL) has reported a strong outlook for fiscal 2026, with 93% of its business already booked.** The company noted customer deposits reached an all-time high of $9 billion, and booking volumes for 2027 increased mid-teens percentage year over year. In the fiscal second quarter, CCL achieved record yields, although challenges from geopolitical uncertainties, particularly in Europe, could complicate pricing momentum.
Despite a 15.2% decline in shares over the past three months compared to the industry’s 1.9% growth, CCL anticipates record yields in the latter half of fiscal 2026. The forecast also includes an adjusted EPS of $2.22 for fiscal 2026, slightly up from an earlier estimate of $2.21. In contrast, competitors like Royal Caribbean (RCL) have seen positive trends with net yield growth of 1.2%, while Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) is facing a decline in net yields of 2.6%.
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