Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has revised its profit guidance down for the next quarters despite boosting its adjusted earnings between April and June.
The cruiseship owner posted adjusted net earnings of $192.6m, versus $171.6m a year earlier.
Earnings per share (EPS) of $0.85 beat the average consensus of 12 analysts by two cents.
Frank Del Rio, president of NCL, said: “While successive geopolitical events dampened North American consumer demand primarily for our Mediterranean itineraries, our management team worked diligently to identify cost saving opportunities to partially mitigate these impacts and generate solid adjusted EPS growth of 13%.”
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