Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. operates a diverse fleet of ships across global destinations, focusing on innovation and guest experience. With a market capitalization of $72.26 billion, the company’s stock has seen fluctuations, dropping 13% in the past three months. Despite strong third-quarter results, Wall Street analysts predict a 32% EPS growth for fiscal 2025.

The company reported total revenues of $5.14 billion for Q3, with adjusted EPS of $5.75, exceeding analysts’ estimates. Royal Caribbean raised its full-year adjusted EPS guidance to $15.58 to $15.63, reflecting a 32% YOY growth. Analysts forecast a 32.5% EPS growth for fiscal 2025 and a 14.5% increase for fiscal 2026.

Wall Street analysts maintain a “Moderate Buy” consensus on Royal Caribbean’s stock, with a mean price target of $340.35 indicating a 29.1% upside. Analysts predict a 57.5% potential upside with a Street-high price target of $415. Stifel and JP Morgan analysts have maintained positive ratings but adjusted price targets.

Royal Caribbean’s stock has been volatile, showing a 13% decline in the past three months despite strong financial results. The company remains focused on growth and innovation, with analysts predicting significant EPS growth for fiscal 2025 and 2026. Wall Street maintains a positive outlook, with a “Moderate Buy” consensus and price targets indicating potential upside.

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