
Carnival Corporation Ltd.
Founded in 1972 with the formation of Carnival Cruise Line, Carnival Corporation has innovated and evolved the vacation experience through a dynamic portfolio of world-class cruise lines.
Investor website: https://carnivalcorp.com/
About
Founded in 1972 with the formation of Carnival Cruise Line, Carnival Corporation has innovated and evolved the vacation experience through a dynamic portfolio of world-class cruise lines. The company aims to reimagine world travel by introducing passengers to compelling destinations, creating new connections, and fostering a sense of unity. With a commitment to delivering memorable travel experiences filled with joy, discovery, and adventure, Carnival Corporation operates more than 90 ships globally, making it one of the largest leisure travel companies in the world.
Verified company data
- Cash position
- $1,424 million
- Shares outstanding
- 1,392
- Fully diluted shares
- 1,392
- Projects
- ["Our Alaska Land & Sea Operations\n\nEMBRACING ALASKA\n\n# Exploring the Great Land from Ship to Shore\n\nRenowned for its pristine wilderness, majestic glaciers and vibrant local culture, Alaska is a hallmark destination for our cruise lines where we have had the privilege of sailing for over 75 years. With approximately 300 full-time employees who call Alaska home year-round, embracing Alaska and building relationships is at the heart of what we do in giving our guests an authentic Alaska experience.\n\n## Our Alaska Operations\n\nOur operations in Alaska reflect our profound respect and care for the land, its natural resources and its people, while allowing us to share Alaska’s experience, scenery, culture and lifestyle with the most cruise guests each year.\n\nOur Alaska cruise operations work hand in hand with our Holland America Princess Alaska – Yukon land-based operations, which make up the leading tour company in Alaska and the Canadian Yukon.\n\nBy offering guests land and sea options, including ships, railcars, motorcoaches, lodges and hotels, restaurants, and port operations, we bring guests further into Alaska so they can spend more time enjoying everything there is to love."]
- Leadership
- Micky Arison (Chair of the Board of Directors, Chair of the Board of Directors of Carnival Corporation Ltd., with decades of leadership experience in the cruise industry, starting as a reservations manager and becoming CEO in 1990.), Josh Weinstein (Chief Executive Officer, Leads one of the world’s largest leisure travel companies with a portfolio of world-class cruise line brands.), David Bernstein (Chief Financial Officer & Chief Accounting Officer, Oversees accounting, planning, treasury, insurance, and investor relations functions.), Bettina A. Deynes (Global Chief Human Resources Officer, Leads global human resources for Carnival Corporation and its eight cruise lines, overseeing a workforce of over 160,000.), Doreen Furnari (Company Secretary, Oversees securities and capital markets transactions and corporate governance.), Lars Ljoen (Chief Maritime Officer, Leads the enterprise maritime function across the corporation’s cruise line portfolio.), Enrique (Rick) Miguez (Chief Legal and Administrative Officer, Provides enterprise risk management leadership and oversees legal functions.), Felix Eichhorn (President, AIDA Cruises, Responsible for all aspects of AIDA Cruises’ global business and operations.), Christine Duffy (President, Carnival Cruise Line, Leads the flagship brand of Carnival Corporation with a fleet of 29 ships.), Paul Ludlow (President, Carnival UK, P&O Cruises & Cunard, Oversees global commercial and operational responsibility for Carnival UK.), Mario Zanetti (President, Costa Cruises, Responsible for overseeing Costa Cruises globally.), Beth Bodensteiner (President, Holland America Line & Seabourn, Oversees all aspects of the cruise lines’ business and strategic direction.), Gustavo (Gus) Antorcha (President, Princess Cruises, Oversees operations and strategic vision for Princess Cruises.), Sir Jonathon Band (Independent Director, Chair of the Health, Environmental, Safety & Security Committee.), Jason Glen Cahilly (Independent Director, Member of the Audit Committee and Compensation Committee.), Nelda J. Connors (Independent Director, Member of the Compensation Committee and Health, Environmental, Safety & Security Committee.), Helen Deeble (Independent Director, Member of the Compensation Committee and Health, Environmental, Safety & Security Committee.), Jeff J. Gearhart (Independent Director, Chair of the Compliance Committee and member of the Audit Committee.), Katie Lahey (Independent Director, Member of the Nominating & Governance Committee and Health, Environmental, Safety & Security Committee.), Stu Subotnick (Independent Director, Chair of the Nominating & Governance Committee.), Laura Weil (Independent Director, Chair of the Audit Committee and member of the Compensation Committee and Compliance Committee.), Randall J. Weisenburger (Presiding Director & Independent Director, Chair of the Compensation Committee and member of several committees.)
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Recent filings
- Statement of changes in beneficial ownership of securities · ccl_2026-10-30_20-45-37.pdf
- Notice of proposed sale of securities pursuant to Rule 144 · ccl_2026-10-28_13-18-26.pdf
- Automatic shelf registration statement of securities of well-known seasoned issuers · ccl_2026-09-29_19-14-03.pdf
- Current report pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) · ccl_2026-09-29_12-16-12.pdf
- Statement of changes in beneficial ownership of securities · ccl_2026-08-26_23-10-33.pdf
- Current report pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) · ccl_2026-08-05_12-46-59.pdf
- Statement of acquisition of beneficial ownership by individuals · ccl_2026-07-27_19-25-23.pdf
- General form for quarterly reports under Section 13 or 15(d) · ccl_2026-06-26_13-13-26.pdf