Royal Caribbean Group's stock surged 8% following a third quarter that exceeded company guidance and a raised full-year earnings outlook, signaling strong demand for its cruises despite higher fuel costs. The company reported adjusted earnings per share of $6.57, beating estimates, and revenue of $5.59 billion, slightly below expectations. Management raised the full-year adjusted EPS outlook to $17.85-$17.95, supported by strong bookings and higher prices for 2027 sailings. However, risks remain from fuel costs and currency exchange rates, which could impact future earnings. Rival cruise stocks Norwegian and Carnival saw smaller gains, highlighting Royal Caribbean's standout performance in the sector.
As of Oct 27, 2026 21:11 WIB, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd (RCL) shares are trading at USD 299.66 on Pluang, up 6.79% for the day, reflecting strong investor interest following the earnings beat. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd (NCLH) and Carnival Corp (CCL) also gained, with NCLH up 2.69% at USD 15.66 and CCL rising 1.82% to USD 27.35. Royal Caribbean's market cap stands at $75.05 billion, the largest among the three cruise stocks on Pluang.
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