Buoyed by continued strong demand for cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has raised its annual profit outlook for the third time this year.?

The publicly traded company shared its second-quarter results today, reassuring shareholders with news of ¡°strong pricing and booking volumes¡± as well as ¡°record-breaking advanced ticket sales,¡± said Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., on a post-earnings call.

Norwegian reported adjusted earnings per share of $0.40 in the second quarter, or $2.37 billion in adjusted net income. Adjusted earnings per share beat analysts expectations, while adjusted net income fell just short of analysts¡¯ forecasts.

The company increased its adjusted profit guidance to $1.53 per share, an 8 percent increase from its previous $1.42 forecast.

¡°2024 continues to be an exceptional year in terms of our financial performance, as evidenced by our strong second quarter results which exceeded guidance across the board,¡± said Sommer.

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