VIK
Viking Holdings Ltd
September 22, 2026 · intraday
- Rarity
- 1.88
- Peak move
- −5.82%
- Float cap
- $18.0B
Viking is a travel company offering river, ocean, and expedition cruises on all seven continents. Its small, nearly identical ships dock in ports that larger ships cannot reach, providing cultural and destination-focused experiences. The company targets affluent, English-speaking travelers aged 55 and older, with no children, casinos, or hidden ancillary costs.
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10 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the move- Key event
peer_disclosureTUI AG narrowed FY26 underlying EBIT guidance to EUR 1.2bn-1.3bn from EUR 1.1bn-1.4bn, citing strong Q4 holiday demand, with cruise capacity up 12% and average daily rates up 2%.
commodity_eventAverage EU pump prices reached record highs in mid-September at 2.159 euros/litre for diesel and 2.063 euros/litre for gasoline, up nearly 40% and 29% since the start of 2026.
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index_rebalanceViking Holdings Ltd (NYSE: VIK) was added to the FTSE All-World Index, a widely tracked global equity benchmark referenced by institutional portfolios.
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analyst_ratingJefferies maintained its Buy rating on Viking Holdings (VIK) while lowering its price target to $112 from $115.
commodity_eventUS diesel prices hit a record $6.44 a gallon on Friday Sept 18, with refineries running at 97-98% of capacity and distillate inventories at their lowest for this time of year since at least 1982.
product_launchViking named Pavlus Travel president Shelby Steudle as godmother of its new Viking Fjolvar ship, to be christened in Amsterdam on October 15.
analyst_ratingWilliam Blair analysts said Carnival could slightly beat Q3 EPS estimates on net yields of about 2% versus Wall Street's 1%, ahead of its Sept 29 report.
commodity_eventBrent crude again topped $105 a barrel, with Saudi Arabia's 7 million barrel-a-day East-West pipeline shut after a drone strike from Iraq.
commodity_eventJPMorgan abandoned its oil market baseline view for the first time since the Iran war began, as Brent crude traded near $105 a barrel and diesel reached a record $6.31 a gallon.
commodity_eventThe IEA's September Oil Market Report said Brent futures climbed above $105 a barrel, up 45% from pre-war levels, as Gulf refined-product exports stayed roughly 60% below February levels.