On March 27, Carnival is expected to post strong earnings and guidance.

Despite a recent pullback in the stock thanks to conflict in the Middle East, we do expect to see strong earnings and guidance from the company.  After all, “Demand for cruises remains strong for 2026, with clear signs that younger travelers and luxury consumers are reshaping the industry, according to research from Internova Travel Group, one of the world’s largest travel services companies,” as noted in a recent press release.

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Wall Street expects the company to post strong 2026 earnings, with analysts projecting revenues of $27.8 billion and a 17% growth in EPS to $2.45. 

While we wait for the stock to recover, we can collect its current 2.37% yield. It just paid out 15 cents a share on February 27 to shareholders of record as of February 13. We should note that the company just reinstated its dividend late last year. 

“2025 was a truly phenomenal year. We set new records across our business, achieved investment grade leverage metrics and reinstated our dividend, “as noted by Carnival Corporation & plc’s Chief Executive Officer Josh Weinstein.

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Ian Cooper