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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailNorwegian Cruise Line CEO on why they are 'the biggest growth story' in the cruise sectorHarry Sommer, CEO of Norwegian Cruise Line, joins CNBC's 'The Exchange' to discuss Norwegian's new ship order, travel trends, and more.
Persons: Harry Sommer Organizations: Cruise, Norwegian Cruise
The Norwegian Viva is docked at PortMiami's Terminal B ahead of its christening ceremony on Nov. 29, 2023, in Miami. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings on Tuesday reported its first profitable year since 2019 as fourth-quarter losses narrowed dramatically. The cruise company reported strong growth and ticket demand with an encouraging 2024 forecast. Adjusting for one-time items, Norwegian reported a loss per share of 18 cents. "Norwegian Cruise Line Holding experienced a momentous year of growth and achievement in 2023," CEO Harry Sommer said in a statement.
Persons: Harry Sommer, it's, LSEG Organizations: Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Norwegian, Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Carnival Corp Locations: Norwegian, Miami, LSEG, Gaza
The passenger cruise ship Norwegian Prima arrives at the French Mediterranean port of Marseille. The Israel conflict has also impacted broader cruises to the Middle East area beyond just its Israel stops, the company said on its earnings call. Last week, rival cruise line Royal Caribbean Group said canceled sailings to Israel will negatively impact its earnings for the year by three cents a share. The cruise company also the wildfires in Maui forced Norwegian to modify some August itineraries. The company lowered its 2023 occupancy outlook to 102.6% from 103.5%, citing the disruptions affecting fourth quarter performance.
Persons: Norwegian Prima, Gerard Bottino, Harry Sommer Organizations: Getty Images, Cruise Line Holdings, Hamas, Royal Caribbean Group Locations: Norwegian, Marseille, Israel, Maui, East
Onboard spending jumped from an average of $66 a day to $81 a day from the second quarter of 2019 to the same time in 2023. AdvertisementAdvertisementFrom WiFi to fancy dinners to go-karting at sea , cruise travelers have been spending big at sea. In the third quarter of 2021, Arnold Donald, the former president and CEO of Carnival Corp, was already noting "off the charts" onboard spend . Amid the influx of ultra-cheap cruises , onboard spend caught up to and surpassed 2019 levels before fares did. "It's a longer sales cycle that helps build that overall onboard revenue product," Mark Kempa, Norwegian's executive vice president and CFO, said during the call.
Persons: , Arnold Donald, it's, Holland America —, Robin Farley, Patrick Scholes, Brittany Chang, Harry Sommer, Sommer, Mark Kempa, Jason Liberty, Liberty, Scholes, We're, couldn't Organizations: Service, Carnival Corp, Holland America, UBS, Truist Securities, Farley Travelers, Royal, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Royal Caribbean Group, MSC, Cartier, Rolex Locations: Royal Caribbean, CocoCay, Norwegian
Susquehanna said it's "setting sail" on Norwegian Cruise Line . The firm downgraded its rating on Norwegian Cruise Line shares to neutral from positive. To be sure, Stathoulopoulos highlighted various enterprise initiatives and efforts toward changing the company's core culture. He added that the company is "leaving no stone unturned" toward cost-cutting measures across the board. "While we view NCLH's 'soft' long-term plan as strategically sound, absent a more formal or explicit long-term guide … and given lingering macro uncertainty, we see better risk/reward in peer [Royal Caribbean]," Stathoulopoulos added.
Persons: Susquehanna, NCLH RCL, Christopher Stathoulopoulos, Harry Sommer, Stathoulopoulos, — CNBC's Michael Bloom Organizations: Cruise Line, Royal, Cruise Locations: , Caribbean
Here are Wednesday's biggest calls on Wall Street: Citi upgrades Advanced Micro Devices to buy from neutral Citi upgraded the chipmaker after its better than expected earnings report. Citi reiterates Home Depot as buy Citi said it's standing by its buy rating on the stock heading into earnings later this month. " Goldman Sachs reiterates SolarEdge as buy Goldman said it's standing by its buy rating on SolarEdge after its earnings report on Wednesday. "We maintain our Underperform rating as we remain concerned regarding the long-term prospects of the space tourism market. Needham reiterates Meta as underperform Needham said it's standing by its underperform rating on the stock.
Persons: Canaccord, Baird, Harry Sommer, BTIG, Wolfe, William Blair downgrades Bloomin, William Blair, Goldman Sachs, SolarEdge, Goldman, Bernstein, Uber, DJ Khaled, Mizuho, SoFi, SOFI, Rosenblatt, it's, Pinterest, Needham, underperform Needham Organizations: Citi, Devices, AMD, JPMorgan, Apple, Services, Oshkosh, Susquehanna, Mizuho, Bank of America, Virgin Galactic, underperform Bank of America, Meta Locations: 3Q23, Oshkosh, Norwegian
The Norwegian Pearl cruise ship is seen docked at Miami port, after Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd cancelled sailings amid rising fears of Omicron-related coronavirus infections, in Miami, Florida, U.S. January 5, 2022. Rival Royal Caribbean (RCL.N) last week forecast an upbeat third-quarter profit as well as lifted its annual profit expectations. Norwegian Cruise forecast its annual adjusted EBITDA, a key measure of profitability, between $1.85 billion and $1.95 billion, up from $1.80 billion to $1.95 billion previously. Despite undertaking price hikes on its itineraries, Norwegian Cruise has been bogged down by inflation and higher labor costs. Rival Carnival (CCL.N) has also forecast third-quarter profit below estimates on higher costs.
Persons: Marco Bello, Patrick Scholes, Royal, Harry Sommer, Norwegian's, Granth, Shinjini Organizations: Cruise Line Holdings Ltd, REUTERS, Reuters, Cruise, Royal, Truist Securities, Norwegian Cruise, Thomson Locations: Norwegian, Miami, Miami , Florida, U.S, Royal Caribbean, Bengaluru
May 2 (Reuters) - While Wall Street frets that the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate hikes will tip the U.S. economy into a recession, discussions on recent quarterly conference calls hint that corporations and analysts have become a bit less concerned. Reports for the first quarter broadly point to shrinking profits for the U.S.' largest companies but less than analysts feared. Reuters GraphicsDiscussion about economic downturns appears to have been relatively limited on recent quarterly analyst conference calls. Terms related to "recession" have been mentioned on 41% of conference calls held in recent weeks by companies in the S&P 500. That compares to 535 mentions on analyst calls for the entirety of the previous quarterly reporting season, equivalent to 1.1 mentions per call.
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