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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings experienced a significant revenue growth in Q2 2023, with a steady booking rate and improved pricing and onboard revenue.
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- Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) is maintaining a booked position of 60-65% while increasing pricing and onboard revenue.
- NCLH expects adjusted EBITDA for Q3 to be around $730 million, with adjusted EPS at approximately $0.70.
- NCLH reported strong revenue performance in the second quarter, with a record increase of 33%.
- Net cruise revenue for NCLH is projected to increase by over $2.5 billion this year, while costs are expected to rise by about $100 million.
- NCLH reported record booking months for May, June, and July, with over 70% of new booked revenue for 2024 and 2025 departures.
- NCLH is focused on optimizing its debt structure and plans to refinance or amend and extend its operating facilities.
- CEO Harry Sommer mentioned the potential for outsized yield growth in 2024.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) saw a 33% increase in revenue in Q2 2023, maintaining a booked position of 60-65% and increasing pricing and onboard revenue.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) reported strong revenue performance in Q2 2023, with a record 33% increase. They have maintained a booked position of 60-65% while increasing pricing and onboard revenue. The company
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Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) is capitalizing on the strong demand for cruises by maintaining a booked position of 60-65% while increasing pricing and onboard revenue. They are focusing on cost reduction initiatives and are seeing a change in
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Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) expects adjusted EBITDA for Q3 to be around $730 million, with adjusted EPS at approximately $0.70. The company has outstanding exchangeable notes that will impact diluted weighted average shares for EPS
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) reported strong revenue performance in the second quarter, with a record increase of 33%. They also highlighted a strong book position and advanced customer deposits of $3.5 billion, showing a 52% increase
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) reported that net cruise revenue is projected to increase by over $2.5 billion this year, while costs are expected to rise by about $100 million. The company has been focused on cost reduction efforts and
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) reported a reduction in port fees, which they did not take credit for as it was a one-time nonrecurring event. They emphasized that their net cruise costs actually decreased when excluding start-up operating costs for
During the earnings call, an analyst asked about the impact of lower load factors on Norwegian Cruise Line's cost structure. Mark Kempa, the CFO, stated that the decrease in guests by 2% would have a modest effect on the cost structure,
Norwegian Cruise Line reported record booking months for May, June, and July, with over 70% of new booked revenue for 2024 and 2025 departures. This has increased optimism for 2024 and beyond. The company's
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) reports strong demand across all sectors of the industry, although there is some variability. The company is focused on optimizing its debt structure and plans to refinance or amend and extend its operating facilities. Deleveraging
During the Norwegian Cruise Line's Q2 2023 Earnings Call, CEO Harry Sommer discussed the company's focus on both yield and cost, as these factors contribute to overall margin. He mentioned the potential for outsized yield growth in 2024