Viking Holdings Hit By Weak 2026 Pricing, Analyst Warns On Macro Uncertainty
May 21, 2025, 3:49 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The lowered price forecast and below-expectation pricing trends create investor concern. For instance, other companies with similar price adjustments often see a temporary price drop after earnings announcements.
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Analyst maintains Buy rating but lowers price forecast from $52 to $50. Viking's Q1 revenue rose 24.9% to $897.1 million compared to 2024. 2026 pricing trends are below investor expectations, causing potential concern. Viking's 2026 bookings at 37% of inventory sold, ahead of forecasts. Projected EBITDA growth of around 18% annually through 2027.
Analyst maintains Buy rating but lowers price forecast from $52 to $50.
Viking's Q1 revenue rose 24.9% to $897.1 million compared to 2024.
2026 pricing trends are below investor expectations, causing potential concern.
Viking's 2026 bookings at 37% of inventory sold, ahead of forecasts.
Projected EBITDA growth of around 18% annually through 2027.
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