On June 5, Celsius Holdings rose 5.3% in regular trading, trading at $28.93/share, with trading volume of $123 million. The stock rebounded after approaching its 52-week low of $27.66, mirroring a similar oversold bounce pattern seen in late May.
The recovery came as the broader soft drinks sector rallied, with Coca-Cola up 2.75%, Pepsi up 1.46%, Keurig Dr Pepper up 1.61%, and Coca-Cola Europacific up 1.89%, providing tailwinds for the rebound. The stock had been under sustained selling pressure following its Q1 earnings report, which showed revenue surging 138% year-over-year to $782.6 million driven by acquisitions of Alani Nu and Rockstar Energy, but core CELSIUS brand organic growth of only approximately 6% continued to weigh on sentiment, alongside margin headwinds from rising aluminum and freight costs and intensifying competition from Costco private-label products.
Notably, the Texas Attorney General announced an investigation into the company's marketing of high-caffeine energy drinks to youth, raising potential regulatory risks that investors should monitor going forward.
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