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ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISES LTD

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ETFs Are Net Sellers of Royal Caribbean (RCL) on Sept. 23

ETFs, led by CGDV, sold $76.1M of Royal Caribbean (RCL) shares on Sept. 23, marking the second consecutive day of net selling. CGDV reduced its stake by 11.16%, while other ETFs like RSP and IWP also sold smaller amounts. RCL operates in the Consumer Cyclical sector with a market cap of $65.1B.

Sandals to earn about US$600m a year, Royal Caribbean deal implies

Royal Caribbean Group agreed to buy 50% of Sandals Resorts International for about $3 billion, implying annual EBITDA of roughly $600 million for the private company. The deal values Sandals at about $6 billion and is expected to close in early 2027, expanding Royal Caribbean's presence in the all-inclusive resort market. Sandals operates 17 resorts and employs 20,000 people, with its earnings comparable to some European resort groups.

RCL sentiment & insider activity

Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 45 news stories mentioning RCL (ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISES LTD). Coverage has skewed bullish: 25 bullish, 5 neutral, and 15 bearish.

Recent RCL coverage spans mergers & acquisitions, financial news and market movers.

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Akamai's $11.6 Billion Anthropic Cloud Deal, TD SYNNEX's 9.87% Q3 Earnings Plunge Headline Transformative Week for US Stocks

Akamai Technologies (AKAM) announced an $11.6 billion cloud services agreement with Anthropic PBC, lifting shares 14%. The deal includes warrants for Anthropic to acquire up to 5% of Akamai's equity and could expand by $9 billion. The agreement shifts Akamai's focus to AI cloud infrastructure and provides significant revenue visibility.

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Sandals to earn about US$600m a year, Royal Caribbean deal implies

Royal Caribbean Group agreed to buy 50% of Sandals Resorts International for about $3 billion, implying annual EBITDA of roughly $600 million for the private company. The deal values Sandals at about $6 billion and is expected to close in early 2027, expanding Royal Caribbean's presence in the all-inclusive resort market. Sandals operates 17 resorts and employs 20,000 people, with its earnings comparable to some European resort groups.

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A defining moment for regional private sector

The Caricom Private Sector Organisation (CPSO) praised Sandals Resorts and Royal Caribbean Group's $3 billion partnership, valuing Sandals at $6 billion. The deal, expected to close in 2027, aims to boost tourism and regional economic growth. CPSO sees it as a model for Caribbean businesses scaling globally.

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Ex-tourism minister’s surprise on RCL’s $3bn Sandals ‘lurch’

Royal Caribbean has acquired 50% of the Sandals resort chain for $3bn, with the deal expected to close in early 2027. Former tourism minister Dionisio D’Aguilar expressed surprise, citing cruise companies' poor track record in running hotels, but welcomed Adam Stewart's continued leadership. The deal values Sandals at $6bn, with an estimated annual EBITDA of $600m. Both companies will continue operations as usual, focusing on closing the transaction with debt financing from Morgan Stanley.

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Here are Thursday's biggest analyst calls of the day: Nvidia, SpaceX, Imax, Meta, CoreWeave, Tesla & more

Analysts made several rating changes and price target adjustments. JPMorgan upgraded CoreWeave, Welltower, and Macerich, while Citi downgraded Dropbox. Bernstein upgraded Quanta Services, and Morgan Stanley initiated Imax and Nvidia with overweight ratings. Other notable moves include upgrades for Arcturus Therapeutics, Dollar General, and The Brink's Company, and initiations for NeOnc Technologies, Energy Services of America, BayCom, Avidbank, and SpaceX.

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