Market Cap 7.31B
Revenue (ttm) 9.83B
Net Income (ttm) 423.25M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 7.87
Forward PE 10.10
Profit Margin 4.31%
Debt to Equity Ratio 6.23
Volume 23,679,400
Avg Vol 22,462,148
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 459.11M
Stochastic %K 3%
Beta 1.92
Analysts Sell
Price Target $21.35

Company Profile

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a cruise company in North America, Europe, the Asia-Pacific, and internationally. It offers itineraries to destinations, such as Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, South America, Africa, Canada, Bermuda, the Caribbean, and Alaska; and inter-island itinerary in Hawaii. The company also provides features, amenities, and activities, including various accommodations, dining venues, bars and lounges, spas, casino and...

Industry: Travel Services
Sector: Consumer Cyclical
Phone: 305 436 4000
Fax: 305 436 4140
Address:
7665 Corporate Center Drive, Miami, United States
flflash17
flflash17 May. 16 at 8:43 PM
$NCLH Second of 2 posts...
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flflash17
flflash17 May. 16 at 8:42 PM
$NCLH Making two posts here. The first is RCL's Financial Metrics. The second is NCLH's Financial Metrics (Supplied by Morningstar). Do a quick study and think about it!
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel May. 16 at 6:57 PM
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DivvyInvestor
DivvyInvestor May. 16 at 4:58 PM
$NCLH JP Morgan Saying NCLH A Great SHORT. Still Time To Make a LOTTA Money On The Downside Here. Their Price Target Is.........
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Ryandaddy1996
Ryandaddy1996 May. 16 at 3:44 PM
$NCLH $RCL Not ideal. NCL should keep their new ship orders as is (selling a ship to a competitor will only further damage its brand) but should retire one more old ship to control the capacity and operating expenses. It’s over-capacity issue that damaged net yield. In other words, NCL has too many seats that despite record bookings its revenue per customer is dropping. Limiting the capacity (which is on the revenue side) is the top priority here. By fixing EBITDA, net leverage will naturally go down.
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Ryandaddy1996
Ryandaddy1996 May. 16 at 3:17 PM
$NCLH not true. Even in 2008 cruises we’re doing fairly well. That’s because the demographics being hit hard by recession are different from demographics who spend aggressively on ships, mostly old and rich people. The only potential way for cruise demand to tank is an epic stock crash that destroyed everyone’s 401k.
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PHILMYWALLET
PHILMYWALLET May. 16 at 2:44 PM
$NCLH Insider cluster buying (multiple insiders bought recently, Elliott Management owns >10% of the company and the stock is near multi-year lows. So I think it's time to buy
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80sActionHero
80sActionHero May. 16 at 2:37 PM
$NCLH There's a recession coming in. Stagflation from the increased oil prices. Even if the war ended tomorrow oil prices are going to stay high for the rest of the year. What does that mean? It means that consumer discretionary spending goes bye-bye. And what's the first thing the average consumer is going to cut? It's probably going to be things like cruise ships. That's the ultimate unnecessary expense. It hits this company from another angle too. Not only are there going to be decreased bookings because of the recession but the oil prices are going to make fuel more expensive. I know it's never fun to book a loss. But there's zero reason to be optimistic on this stock and that's before we even jump into the debt that this particular cruise ship line has compared to its peers.
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calculatorss
calculatorss May. 16 at 12:29 PM
$NCLH they must sell their next prima plus class ship to $RCL or$CCL they are only cruise company that can handle that cruise ship in lines like celebrity or princess. Nclh will be severely damaged in this high market reference rate status. They can possibly make more gas hedged than expected by selling their ship to conpetitors while make their balance sheet more firm. Slowing from 2028 which IS BOD's OPINION is TOO LATE. Company with high booking trend can handle this short term customer hike in this situation. So it will be best if celebrity can buy their cruise. I know that rcl will never want this deal but nclh must do to survive. To break their mind about this sugestion, Sell new ship at 20%+ discount. It will be painful for short term but it can create chance to make long term bs much more better.
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Marketismanipulated2
Marketismanipulated2 May. 16 at 1:54 AM
$NCLH Zillah Byng-Thorne, a director at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:NCLH), has acquired shares of the company’s common stock totaling $521,394, according to a recent Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The transactions took place on May 7, 2026. The director purchased a total of 29,467 shares through two separate transactions. The shares were acquired at prices ranging from $17.67 to $17.83 per share. The timing is notable as the stock currently trades at $17.08, near its 52-week low of $16.87, according to InvestingPro data.
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flflash17
flflash17 May. 16 at 8:43 PM
$NCLH Second of 2 posts...
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flflash17
flflash17 May. 16 at 8:42 PM
$NCLH Making two posts here. The first is RCL's Financial Metrics. The second is NCLH's Financial Metrics (Supplied by Morningstar). Do a quick study and think about it!
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel May. 16 at 6:57 PM
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DivvyInvestor
DivvyInvestor May. 16 at 4:58 PM
$NCLH JP Morgan Saying NCLH A Great SHORT. Still Time To Make a LOTTA Money On The Downside Here. Their Price Target Is.........
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Ryandaddy1996
Ryandaddy1996 May. 16 at 3:44 PM
$NCLH $RCL Not ideal. NCL should keep their new ship orders as is (selling a ship to a competitor will only further damage its brand) but should retire one more old ship to control the capacity and operating expenses. It’s over-capacity issue that damaged net yield. In other words, NCL has too many seats that despite record bookings its revenue per customer is dropping. Limiting the capacity (which is on the revenue side) is the top priority here. By fixing EBITDA, net leverage will naturally go down.
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Ryandaddy1996
Ryandaddy1996 May. 16 at 3:17 PM
$NCLH not true. Even in 2008 cruises we’re doing fairly well. That’s because the demographics being hit hard by recession are different from demographics who spend aggressively on ships, mostly old and rich people. The only potential way for cruise demand to tank is an epic stock crash that destroyed everyone’s 401k.
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PHILMYWALLET
PHILMYWALLET May. 16 at 2:44 PM
$NCLH Insider cluster buying (multiple insiders bought recently, Elliott Management owns >10% of the company and the stock is near multi-year lows. So I think it's time to buy
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80sActionHero
80sActionHero May. 16 at 2:37 PM
$NCLH There's a recession coming in. Stagflation from the increased oil prices. Even if the war ended tomorrow oil prices are going to stay high for the rest of the year. What does that mean? It means that consumer discretionary spending goes bye-bye. And what's the first thing the average consumer is going to cut? It's probably going to be things like cruise ships. That's the ultimate unnecessary expense. It hits this company from another angle too. Not only are there going to be decreased bookings because of the recession but the oil prices are going to make fuel more expensive. I know it's never fun to book a loss. But there's zero reason to be optimistic on this stock and that's before we even jump into the debt that this particular cruise ship line has compared to its peers.
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calculatorss
calculatorss May. 16 at 12:29 PM
$NCLH they must sell their next prima plus class ship to $RCL or$CCL they are only cruise company that can handle that cruise ship in lines like celebrity or princess. Nclh will be severely damaged in this high market reference rate status. They can possibly make more gas hedged than expected by selling their ship to conpetitors while make their balance sheet more firm. Slowing from 2028 which IS BOD's OPINION is TOO LATE. Company with high booking trend can handle this short term customer hike in this situation. So it will be best if celebrity can buy their cruise. I know that rcl will never want this deal but nclh must do to survive. To break their mind about this sugestion, Sell new ship at 20%+ discount. It will be painful for short term but it can create chance to make long term bs much more better.
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Marketismanipulated2
Marketismanipulated2 May. 16 at 1:54 AM
$NCLH Zillah Byng-Thorne, a director at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:NCLH), has acquired shares of the company’s common stock totaling $521,394, according to a recent Form 4 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The transactions took place on May 7, 2026. The director purchased a total of 29,467 shares through two separate transactions. The shares were acquired at prices ranging from $17.67 to $17.83 per share. The timing is notable as the stock currently trades at $17.08, near its 52-week low of $16.87, according to InvestingPro data.
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Mike18181
Mike18181 May. 16 at 12:02 AM
$NCLH $ 14.68 was the PANDEMIC LOW, we are not in a Pandemic ! So, the " over reaction " isnt needed. So buy when all the Sizsies sell . The Market Makers scare you out if the stock. Dont sell, buy,buy more,buy again. This not a 15.50 stock. Screw the IRAN BS, they want you to sell. There buyibg. Not selling. 17.00 coming soon
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Mike18181
Mike18181 May. 15 at 10:16 PM
$NCLH I bought 3 times today, I am certain the company will be headed in right direction for profitability. 15.50 is near bottom. Its a good company caught up in IRAN. Yes They Ran. So SCOOP up shares here.! Nerves is why it this price. The stock should trade at 27.50 now.
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PHILMYWALLET
PHILMYWALLET May. 15 at 9:41 PM
$NCLH I doubled my position today. I know have $100K of my skin in this.
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theflynews
theflynews May. 15 at 9:25 PM
Elliott buys Transocean, cuts Southwest Air in Q1 - $NCLH - https://thefly.com/NCLH
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SilentBull69
SilentBull69 May. 15 at 7:21 PM
$NCLH $CCL $JBLU Everybody have a good weekend❤️ I’m going camping..✌️ And find some new hidden waterfalls  All this corruption has to end at one point …because even the institutions that own the shares …that CONSTANTLY lend there shares out, to the shorts ….eventually want to make more money too By pushing the stock back up Just don’t make the mistake of thinking any of us “retail investors” have anything to do with the stock movement.. because we don’t …not in this algorithmic, coded, AI market that we have now .
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pcdasher
pcdasher May. 15 at 7:00 PM
$NCLH Same damn chart everyday... go private for 30 a share and call it. This is hopeless on the public market
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catapeed
catapeed May. 15 at 6:48 PM
$NCLH Buy now or get left in the wake..
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PistolStar
PistolStar May. 15 at 6:32 PM
$NCLH France rules out dangerous hantavirus mutation French Health Minister Stephanie Rist said on Friday that the Pasteur Institute "completed full sequencing of the Andes hantavirus strain detected in a French passenger aboard the MV Hondius" cruise ship. No more Hanta FUD.
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MK10
MK10 May. 15 at 6:24 PM
$NCLH I give up. We are never going to see $14!
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SilentBull69
SilentBull69 May. 15 at 6:15 PM
$NCLH They’re all corrupt as hell here, including Chidsey, the new CEO There is more than enough evidence pointing to deliberate tanking the stock Look at Chidsey's heavily incentivized compensation package. The vast majority of his $48 million compensation is tied entirely to performance-based over four years. If the stock compounds at a 20% average annual growth rate, his payout doubles. Starting that four-year clock from a stock price ARTIFICIALLY TANKED to $15 ….makes hitting the 20% compounded annual growth targets infinitely easier than starting the clock from a $25 base. They all belong in prison and it just goes to show you that you cannot trust these CEOs .. the former ones ..and the ones we have now . They’re all full of sh*t and they don’t give a fuc about retail investors. 
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flflash17
flflash17 May. 15 at 6:11 PM
$NCLH No doubt the top issue is the DEBT. Sommers screwed EVERYONE. He published a debt schedule yet was spending behind the scenes like a fool. The new CEO came in and was pissed. JC has already aved/cut $125 million and you can believe that number is growing. Self inflicted by the fools prior. There is no doubt JC is cutting expenses every single day. Salaries are now stock. Benefits?? Ha! Show me you can make the company money and you'll get benefits. If you're slow, lazy or just content, you're gone! Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out. Cut all that "go green" crap.
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