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Norwegian Cruise Line HoldingsStock · Consumer DiscretionaryS&P 500 0.0%
$19.39+$0.68 (+3.61%)as of market close, Jul 24, 2026
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NCLH returns by year

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has returned -2.3% annually (CAGR) since 2014. Calendar-year, monthly and weekly total returns for Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) below, through July 24, 2026 — the most recent year is year-to-date.

Annualized (CAGR)
-2.3%
2014–2026
Average year
+2.9%
12 full years
Best year
+63.7%
2023
Worst year
-56.5%
2020
Positive years
6/12
50% up

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings returns by year (20142026)#

Calendar-year returns with each year's path and its dividend contribution (dividend return = total minus price return).

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings annual returns by year
YearTotal return
2026YTD
-13.1%
2025
-13.3%
2024
+28.4%
2023
+63.7%
2022
-41.0%
2021
-18.4%
2020
-56.5%
2019
+37.8%
2018
-20.4%
2017
+25.2%
2016
-27.4%
2015
+25.3%
2014
+31.8%

Total return by period

-60%-40%-20%+0%+20%+40%+60%
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Methodology#

Returns are total returns (dividends reinvested), computed from NCLH's split- and dividend-adjusted closes. The bar chart switches between annual and monthly periods. Annualized return is the compound annual growth rate over the full period. The current year is year-to-date. See also the periodic table of returns. Past performance does not predict future returns; not investment advice.

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FAQ

What is Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings's average annual return?
Since 2014, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) has returned about -2.3% a year (the compound annual growth rate) and an average calendar-year return of 2.9%.
What were Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings's best and worst years?
Over 2014–2026, the best year was 2023 (+63.7%) and the worst was 2020 (-56.5%).
How often is Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings up in a year?
6 of the 12 full years since 2014 were positive — about 50% of the time.