Celsius Holdings, Inc. NASDAQ: CELH, a major player in the functional beverage market, has seen its stock rebound in recent weeks, climbing over 40% year-to-date as of early April 2025. This climb follows a challenging period marked by consistently declining stock prices.
Celsius' Alani Nu acquisition strengthens its position in the health-focused energy drink market, but valuation concerns and industry competition pose potential risks.
Every investor wants to make a lot of money from their holdings. This is exactly what Celsius (CELH 0.25%) has done.
In the most recent trading session, Celsius Holdings Inc. (CELH) closed at $35.73, indicating a +0.31% shift from the previous trading day.
Celsius Holdings Inc (NASDAQ: CELH) rallied as much as 10% on Monday after a Truist analyst said the company's focus on women as a target market could unlock significant upside in its share price. In a research note, the investment firm upgraded CELH this morning to “buy”.
Celsius Holdings shares popped after Truist upgraded the stock, citing its strong placement with women consumers. The stock hit levels on Monday not seen since early September.
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On Feb. 13, shares of energy drink company Celsius Holdings (CELH -0.95%) opened at just $21.47 per share, down nearly 80% from its highs in 2024. But as of March 24, Celsius stock is roaring back to life, up more than 60% from its lows in February.
Many of the stock market's finest names are trading lower in 2025. As a result, the S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.08%) market index is down 7% from February's all-time high, and many investors are backing away from risky growth stocks.
Energy drinks used to be a sleepy category dominated by two players, Red Bull and Monster Beverage. Not much changed in regard to competition each year.
Shares of Celsius Holdings (CELH -1.91%), the beaten-down maker of energy drinks, were moving higher this week, even though there was no company-specific news.