Celsius Holdings shares have fallen over 39% this year, making the $7 billion company an attractive acquisition target for major beverage firms. Despite a decline in its flagship Celsius brand, the company holds a strong portfolio with two billion-dollar brands and a 20% share of the U.S. ready-to-drink energy market. Potential buyers include PepsiCo, which already distributes Celsius and holds an equity stake, Coca-Cola, Monster Beverage, and private equity firms. No deals are confirmed yet, but strategic moves could be announced in upcoming earnings calls.
Celsius Holdings reported a 12% year-over-year decline in core brand revenue for Q2 2026, reversing a 6% gain in Q1. Management now expects the weak performance to continue into Q3, contradicting earlier guidance that Q2 would be a minor setback. Thi...
Celsius Holdings is currently trading at a steep discount despite strong retail sales growth driven by the Alani Nu brand. The company has faced recent earnings misses due to internal SKU and inventory management issues, which have masked its underly...
Celsius Holdings (CELH) missed its Q2 2026 revenue and profit targets due to aggressive shelving resets, delayed innovation, and integration challenges. The year 2026 is likely to be weak, described as a 'throw away year,' but easier comparisons and ...
Celsius Holdings saw its stock plunge 18.46% to $23.77 after reporting Q2 earnings that missed analyst expectations. The company posted $818 million in sales and adjusted EPS of $0.36, below the expected $0.42 EPS and 7.4% short of revenue estimates....
Celsius Holdings is rated a Strong Buy due to its disruptive momentum and significant growth potential both domestically and internationally. Despite recent earnings volatility, the stock appears undervalued with an intrinsic value estimated at $33.8...
