Carnival Stock News

Last week, Carnival Corp. (CCL -1.64%) beat on revenue and earnings when it reported results for the most recent quarter. Oddly enough, however, this did not lead to the sort of market reaction one would expect.

Here's why we believe Carnival (CCL) stock warrants attention as a value stock. It is presently trading almost 11% lower than its 1-year peak and is also priced at a PS multiple below the average of the last 3 years.

After dealing with some choppy waters, Carnival (CCL 0.70%) has been sailing smoothly in recent years. As the economic backdrop normalized following the worst days of the COVID-19 pandemic and consumers had a propensity to travel once again, the business has gained tremendously.

One of the hottest growth stocks to own over the past year has been that of Carnival Corporation (CCL 0.70%). The cruise ship operator has been soaring in value and while it has dipped after reaching new 52-week highs, it's still up more than 50% in the past 12 months.

The new 'Blend Bar' experience allows guests to create a customized lipstick or gloss SEATTLE , Oct. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Holland America Line is sailing into style with the launch of Blend Bar — the first lipstick blending bar at sea. Beauty connoisseurs can design and take home a signature lipstick or gloss created on board at the exclusive lipstick lab.

It wasn't long ago that Carnival (CCL -1.44%) investors had every reason to be pessimistic. The company was trying to navigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, which halted its operations.

Is Carnival (CCL -1.44%) (CUK -1.72%) stock's run finally over? The cruise industry leader has made an incredible comeback after falling off a cliff when the pandemic started.

Carnival Cruise Lines (CCL -1.04%) is generating more profit now than before the pandemic, which is great news for shareholders.