Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd is a leading global cruise vacation company that operates a fleet of innovative and luxurious cruise ships, offering unique travel experiences to destinations around the world
The company is renowned for its diverse range of cruise brands, each catering to different market segments, including family-friendly vacations, adventure travel, and luxury escapes. Royal Caribbean focuses on providing exceptional onboard amenities and entertainment, including cutting-edge technology, gourmet dining, and engaging activities, allowing passengers of all ages to enjoy memorable journeys at sea. Additionally, the company emphasizes sustainable tourism practices and invests in initiatives to reduce its environmental impact while enriching the communities it visits.
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These three stocks just announced significant quarterly dividend increases that they are set to pay out soon. While they all raised dividends by a minimum of 15%, two announced raises north of 35%. That includes one company now with an indicated dividend yield above 11%. Below, I'll break down just how much each of these three firms are increasing its payments to shareholders. I'll also add other pertinent information about these stocks along the way. All dividend yield and return figures use prices as of the Feb. 14 close.
Earnings season continues to roll along, with the period primarily reflecting positivity. And throughout the period, several companies, including Netflix, Palantir, and Royal Caribbean, have knocked it out of the park.
Royal Caribbean Group has raised its quarterly dividend to $0.75 per share, a 36% increase. The dividend will be paid on April 4, 2025, to shareholders of record by March 7, 2025.
