In the second quarter of this year, the cruise group Viking Holdings reported economic results and operating record, starting with revenues, which in the period were equal to to $1.88 billion, up +18.5% on the previous year. corresponding period of 2024. A record turnover is has been achieved both in relation to the sale of cruises and total revenues of €1.75 billion (+18.6%) both to sales to ships amounted to $125.2 million (+17.3%). In addition, new historical peaks in turnover have been achieved both in the river cruise sector alone and in that of ocean cruises, with 1.02 billion (+14.6%) and 712.9 million (+24.4%).

Record quarterly values were also recorded by the EBITDA amounted to €573.5 million (+84.8%) as well as operating profit and net profit, equal to $545.5 million (+27.8%) and $439.2 million, respectively (+182,2%).

In the period April-June of this year, the group's fleet Viking consisted of 82 ships compared to 85 in the same quarter of 2024, including 72 river vessels (70) and ten vessels (9) which respectively hosted 131 thousand passengers (+5.6%) and 75 thousand passengers (+19.5%).

Today Viking announced that as of August 10 the group had 96% of available capacity sold for the full year 2025 and 55% of capacity for 2026.

Meanwhile, in the shipyard of Massara, in Egypt, the group has taken delivery of the new river ship Viking Amun which has a capacity of 82 passengers and is The Nile River was designed to navigate the Nile River. In the next two years Viking to take delivery of five more new boats built in Egypt which by 2027 will bring to 12 the number of units of the fleet deployed on the Nile.