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I found Celsius energy drink in local chain-supermarkets late month since i knew this stock back in 2020, this particular chain-supermarkets hasone sister company which is fitness centre chain as well. It's an exciting news for me as I expected to see this brand in local supermarket one day.

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Celsius Stock Falls on Slowdown Concerns. It's Still a Top Buy. -- Barrons.com

Shares of energy-drink company Celsius dropped 3% on Monday after an analyst lowered his price target for the stock on concerns of lower-than-expected summer sales.He is at least the sixth analyst to do so in the past week. The stock was down over 3% in Monday afternoon trading, while the S&P 500 was up 0.5%.Celsius management recently said that PepsiCo, its major distribution partner, reduced inventory of the energy drink by $20 million to $30 million in the second quarter. This comes after Pepsi made a similar cut in the prior quarter.In a Monday note, Roth MKM analyst Sean McGowan reduced his price target for the stock from $96 to $87, but maintained a Buy rating.Celsius stock has been riding high on the rapid growth, soaring from $1 to $2 per share before the pandemic to its peak of $96 by Mar

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Wedbush analyst Gerald Pascarelli lowered his target to $83 from $85, and cut the revenue estimate to $375 million. \n\n\n Most analysts maintained their Buy rating on the stock, citing solid demand for Celsius products. Analysts polled by FactSet expect sales to grow 30% each year in 2024 and 2025, and have an average price target of $92. That is a 56% upside from the current level. \n\n\n Although retail sales data in recent months have suggested a possible slowdown in Celsius' growth, short-term fluctuations aren't uncommon, McGowan said, noting the data have caused false alarms in the past. \n\n\n McGowan believes that Celsius will continue to grow thanks to its successful and cautious expansion in the international market. In Canada, he noted, the brand took more than a 5% market share within the first two months of launch. \n\n\n Celsius remains the best top-line growth story among all the companies he covers, Pascarelli said. 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