Carnival Revenue (Annual) Trends

Carnival Corp (CCL)

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15.24 +0.06 (+0.40%) After-Hours: 20:00

Revenue (Annual) Chart

Historical Revenue (Annual) Data

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Date	Value
November 30, 2023	21.59B
November 30, 2022	12.17B
November 30, 2021	1.908B
November 30, 2020	5.594B
November 30, 2019	20.82B
November 30, 2018	18.88B
November 30, 2017	17.51B
November 30, 2016	16.39B
November 30, 2015	15.71B
November 30, 2014	15.88B
November 30, 2013	15.46B
November 30, 2012	15.38B
November 30, 2011	15.79B
November 30, 2010	14.47B
November 30, 2009	13.46B
November 30, 2008	14.95B
November 30, 2007	13.03B
November 30, 2006	11.84B
November 30, 2005	11.09B

Date	Value
November 30, 2004	9.727B
November 30, 2003	6.718B
November 30, 2002	4.383B
November 30, 2001	4.549B
November 30, 2000	3.791B
November 30, 1999	3.509B
November 30, 1998	3.009B
November 30, 1997	2.447B
November 30, 1996	2.213B
November 30, 1995	1.998B
November 30, 1994	1.806B
November 30, 1993	1.557B
November 30, 1992	1.474B
November 30, 1991	1.405B
November 30, 1990	1.391B
November 30, 1989	1.148B
November 30, 1988	599.70M
November 30, 1987	564.10M
November 30, 1986	420.80M

Revenues Definition

Revenues measure the total amount of value that a company brings in during a certain period. This is also considered the "top-line" of the income statement. Revenues are used for all operating expenses as well as other line items which eventually lead to the net income for the company. Revenue is an extremely important metric when analyzing a company. A company with efficient margins is able to turn revenues into the most net income.

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Revenue (Annual) Range, Past 5 Years

1.908B

Minimum

2021

21.59B

Maximum

2023

12.42B

Average

12.17B

Median

2022

Revenue (Annual) Benchmarks