Celsius Holdings Inc is a health and wellness company that specializes in the development and marketing of fitness drinks and nutritional products
The company's primary focus is on creating functional beverages that are designed to boost metabolism, enhance energy levels, and promote overall well-being. Celsius offers a range of products, including energy drinks, powdered drink mixes, and protein bars, targeting fitness enthusiasts and consumers looking for healthier lifestyle options. With a strong emphasis on innovation and product quality, Celsius aims to differentiate itself in a competitive market while promoting an active and health-conscious lifestyle.
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Celsius Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: CELH) today announced the appointment of Eric Hanson as President and Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective March 24, 2025. Hanson will report to John Fieldly, who will retain his role as Celsius Chairman and CEO. This addition supports Celsius’ pursuit of category leadership in functional beverages, where there continues to be significant growth opportunities.
Celsius Holdings Inc. just dropped $1.65 billion for Alani Nu (and its tax goodies), merging two energy drink brands under one zero-sugar banner. Translation? More pastel cans and more hype about “better-for-you” functionality.
Celsius Holdings reported strong Q4 earnings and announced its acquisition of Alani Nu for $1.8B, with analysts expressing optimism. Needham's Gerald Pascarelli and B. Riley's Jeff Van Sinderen reiterated Buy ratings, with price targets set at $38.00 and $49.00, respectively.
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