Royal Caribbean Cruises Aktie News

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Royal Caribbean (RCL +0.72%) recently reported fourth quarter earnings that were significantly better than expected, and the stock soared to an all-time high as a result. In this video, longtime Fool.com contributors Rick Munarriz and Matt Frankel discuss the numbers and whether the stock looks fairly valued right now.

You need a patient approach with leisure stocks, given the cyclical nature of their results. Royal Caribbean rebounded nicely from the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Royal Caribbean (RCL), a global cruise vacation operator, rose sharply on substantial volume following its Q4 earnings report. The key factor was not only the reported figures but also a noteworthy increase in guidance, propelled by outstanding initial results from its new high-margin private destination, the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island, which launched in late December 2025.

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. posted strong growth in Q4 2025, but shares are now fairly valued, warranting a 'hold' rating. RCL's capacity expansion and innovative offerings, including new ships and river cruises, support continued revenue and profit growth through 2029. Despite missing some analyst estimates, RCL's profitability and net leverage (2.92x) remain superior to peers, justifying its...

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCL) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript