Royal Caribbean Group (RCL) recently reported robust Q2 2025 results and increased its full-year guidance. Despite beating Q2 earnings estimates, its stock dipped due to the cost of its newest ship impacting profit and revenue misses. Investment firms such as
Mackenzie Financial Corp and
Mediolanum International Funds Ltd boosted their holdings in RCL, whereas
Henry L. Pujol, CAO, and other firms like
Natixis Advisors LLC sold a significant number of shares. Analysts highlighted strong demand and strategic momentum, increasing their price targets while maintaining an outperform rating. However, there were concerns about limited upside and high expectations. Notably,
Private Advisory Group LLC and
William Blair had a pessimistic outlook. RCL's strong Q2 results were credited to its resilient demand and solid brand, supporting the improving profit metrics. Still, the Q2 earnings beat estimates but revenues missed, causing the stock to drop.
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