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Carnival Corp. (CCL) Q4 2024 Earnings Call Transcript

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I have never been more excited about these prospects as we begin to unfold this multiyear strategy with the opening of Celebration Key in just about six months. times net debt to EBITDA, closing in on our expectation to reach investment-grade leverage metrics in 2026. billion of debt, over $8 billion off the January 2023 peak.

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Tremor International (TRMR) Q3 2024 Earnings Call Transcript

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Since early 2024, we achieved significantly better results than in 2023 as our business, sales teams, and markets is on better footing, as evidenced by our ability to generate record Q3 results and accelerate our growth prospects by winning partnerships with some of the world's top companies. within their programmatic platform.

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EOG Resources (EOG) Q3 2024 Earnings Call Transcript

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billion indirectly through share repurchases, all while reducing debt 35%. And we continue to improve our capital efficiency by leveraging technology and innovation across both our foundational and emerging assets. And it reflects our confidence in the increasing capital efficiency of our business going forward.

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If You Like Energy Transfer's 7%-Yielding Dividend, You Should Check Out This 9%-Yielding Peer

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The oil company has been slowly monetizing that position to raise cash to repay debt. The MLP expects its leverage ratio to end the year at 3 times, down from 3.7 That's much lower than Energy Transfer, which expects its leverage ratio to be toward the lower end of its 4 times to 4.5 Occidental owns a 44.8% times target range.

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Why Medical Properties Trust Plunged Today

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During 2023, Medical Properties has found itself in need of de-leveraging and has sold off some properties to do so. Earlier this year, Medical Properties even cut its dividend almost in half in September in order to help it pay off debt and increase flexibility. What can turn the situation around? in earnings this year, but $0.85

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4 Reasons to Buy Carnival Stock Like There's No Tomorrow

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Analysts have been jacking up Carnival's fiscal 2025 prospects with every passing quarter. Carnival is tackling its debt problem Carnival and its peers had to do a lot of things to remain in business during the pandemic shutdown. Its long-term debt would go on to more than triple, peaking at nearly $33 billion a year ago.

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With Everything On the Table, This 14%-Yielding Dividend Is On the Chopping Block

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per share, partly due to asset sales used to repay debt following a significant surge in interest rates. While adjusted FFO should improve in the next year, an analyst asked whether the company had thought more about reducing its dividend and reallocating that cash toward debt reduction. That gives it some breathing room.

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