Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NCLH)

Over the past six months, NCLH's stock price has fluctuated. As of October 2025, the stock increased by 50.32% over six months, but fell -8.46% over the last month. In March 2025, the stock dropped 11% despite record Q4 2024 financials due to a weak 2025 profit outlook. In April 2025, Q1 earnings missed expectations, leading to a stock tumble. In October 2025, NCLH signed a long-term agreement with Repsol for renewable marine fuels.

Demand for NCLH's cruises is seasonal, with the third quarter being the most significant. In June 2024, the CEO reported high demand and record pricing, leading to raised revenue guidance. Strong demand continued into July 2025, with record booking months. The company has observed a shift towards shorter itineraries. NCLH experienced some softness in bookings in early April 2025, but this improved by late April. The cruise industry's growth is limited to about 5% annually.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NCLH) operates in the Consumer Services sector, specifically Hotels/Resorts/Cruise lines and the Tourism industry. The company operates three cruise brands: Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. NCLH provides a "Freestyle Cruising" concept, offering accommodations, dining, bars, spas, casinos, retail, entertainment, and shore excursions.

NCLH offers cruises to North America (60%), Central America, Europe (25%), Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South America, and Africa. It is the sole cruise line operator providing inter-island itineraries in Hawaii.

In the past year, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. has been listed on Forbes' "World's Top Companies for Women (2025)", "World's Best Employers (2025)", "America's Best Employers For Company Culture (2025)", "Best Brands For Social Impact (2025)", and "Best Customer Service (2025)". In October 2025, Weiss Ratings issued a "Hold (C)" rating for NCLH.

Institutional investors hold 75% to 78.82% of NCLH's stock, with major holders including Vanguard Group Inc., Capital International Investors, BlackRock, Inc., and State Street Corp. Insider ownership is less than 1%.