Celsius Holdings' stock plummeted ~75% from May 2024 highs, necessitating the $1.8 billion Alani Nu acquisition to reignite growth. Alani Nu's $595 million revenue and 78% YoY growth make the acquisition attractive, potentially boosting CELH's market share to 15.4%. CELH's domestic sales dropped 6%, but international sales grew 39%, albeit from a low base, highlighting growth challenges.
Celsius Holdings (CELH -1.15%) has had a rough year, with lower sales amid a cautious consumer-spending environment. But Needham recently raised its price target from $38 to $40 following the company's latest earnings report.
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Celsius (CELH -1.15%) stock has struggled since last summer amid uncertainty related to one of its major distributors. That distributor (likely PepsiCo) abruptly scaled back purchases as demand for Celsius beverages seemed to slow.
Shares of Celsius Holdings (CELH -1.15%) sank over 20% this week, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The once fast-growing energy drink brand is now going through a rough patch.
From 2020 to 2023, Celsius Holdings (CELH -4.47%) went on a meteoric rise from a virtually unknown energy drink brand to the No. 3 energy drink label in the U.S., behind Red Bull and Monster.
The tide may be turning for Celsius Holdings (CELH -4.47%). The sugar-free energy drink brand saw its stock jump 40% in the days following its fourth-quarter earnings report and announcement of the blockbuster acquisition of competitor Alani Nu.
It's been tough sledding for Celsius (CELH -14.33%) for much of the past year. The stock hit a high of nearly $100 last spring before the wheels fell off its growth story, as the company began to lap big U.S. distribution gains and the important convenience store segment began to see traffic struggles.
Celsius CEO John Fieldly unpacks the deal to acquire Alani Nu on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Shares of Celsius Holdings (CELH -13.46%) were pulling back today as a downbeat consumer sentiment report weighed on the energy drink maker.
Celsius Holdings NASDAQ: CELH is back in the spotlight after a period of stock price struggles. Shares skyrocketed nearly 30% on February 21, 2025, triggering a Limit Up-Limit Down (LULD) pause due to the rapid price movement.
Celsius Chairman, President, and CEO John Fieldly joins 'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer to talk quarterly results, its acquisition of Alani Nu, consumer trends, and more.