In 2025, the U.S. cruise group Viking Holdings recorded record revenues of $6.50 billion, with a increase of +21.9% over the previous year and with new records both relating only to the revenues generated by the activities of the fleet of river vessels of the group and that of the fleet of ocean units which were respectively equal to 3.07 billion (+15.7%) and 2.87 billion (+30.6%). In addition, new were also marked by the total revenues deriving from from the sale of cruises, amounting to 6.05 billion (+21.7%), and from the revenues generated by sales on board ships, amounting to 450 million of dollars (+24.1%). Record results were also achieved by the EBITDA, operating profit and net profit amounted to 1.73 billion (+133.3%), 1.50 billion respectively (+39.6%) and 1.15 billion (+671.3%).

Record quarterly performance for the period was also recorded in relation to the October-December quarter of 2025. Revenues amounted to $1.72 billion, with a increase of +27.8% over the fourth quarter of 2024, of which 1.60 billion from the sale of cruises (+27.1%) and 121.5 billion million from sales on board ships (+36.4%). Revenues alone produced by the river vessel fleet amounted to 867.6 million (+21.0%) and those generated by the fleet of ships ocean to 720.3 million (+40.8%). EBITDA was 443.7 million (+80.4%), operating profit of 360.6 million (+56.1%) and net income of $300.3 million (+188.3%).

In the last quarter of 2025, the fleet of boats river services of the group hosted 120 thousand passengers (+13.8%) and the of ocean-going ships 94 thousand passengers (+45.3%), while in the entire year the passengers of the river units were 415 thousand (+8.6%) and those of oceanic units 313 thousand (+23.7%). In the 2025 capacity in terms of cruise days for passenger price increased by +12.0% to 7.7 million passengers unity.

The group announced that as of February 15 it had sold 86% of capacity for the 2026 cruise season in terms of cruise days per passenger, with a value of bookings amounted to $5.96 billion, in growth of +13% compared to the same period in 2025.