Celsius Holdings Stock News

Celsius Holdings' recent price correction offers a unique buying opportunity, as the company's growth story and market dominance remain intact. International expansion, the Alani Nu acquisition, and new product innovation are key catalysts driving future sales growth and profitability. Despite a mixed quarter, Celsius boasts a strong balance sheet, high gross margins, and manageable risks from ...

Celsius faces ongoing distribution issues and was hit with weak Q1 results, but the Alani Nu acquisition boosts its market share and growth prospects. Despite recent sales declines, Alani Nu's strong momentum and integration with Celsius position the company for accelerated revenue growth through 2026. Celsius trades at a significant valuation discount to Monster Beverage, offering potential 50...

Celsius Holdings' acquisition of Alani has been highly strategic indeed, attributed to the latter's high growth/ profitable cadence, along with the accretive dollar share growth. It may give the company the much-needed growth boost after the painful inventory correction, which is expected to last through Q2'25 before easing in H2'25. Combined with the growing international sales and the regiona...

Celsius Holdings, Inc. is in its infancy in many international markets, only launching recently. International revenues are already gaining increasing momentum under the radar. The Q1 results reflect Celsius' market share decline in a challenging competitive environment. The company still has good U.S. growth catalysts ahead for 2025. Considering Celsius's growth prospects, CELH stock is underv...

If you're a Celsius Holdings (CELH -1.20%) shareholder, how well you're doing depends largely on where you draw your starting line. This is true of any investment, but the differences are pretty extreme for the company behind the lifestyle brand of sparkling beverages that boost a body's metabolism.

Investors were less than enthused with the financial report for the first quarter of 2025 for energy drink company Celsius Holdings (CELH 4.31%). The stock initially dropped hard before bouncing back to where it had been.

A lot of growth stocks rebounded to all-time highs in April. That wasn't the case for Celsius Holdings (CELH 4.74%).

Celsius (CELH -1.79%) just reported another quarter of falling revenue, but a turnaround could be around the corner for the energy drink maker. The stock has already gotten off to a strong start in 2025, up about 33% year to date as of this writing.