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TLDR
- CELH stock jumps 6.47% premarket after Celsius posts record Q3 revenue of $847M.
- Celsius swings to $127M quarterly profit after a $61M loss one year earlier.
- Alani Nu revenue climbs 24% to $410.1M, offsetting weaker CELSIUS brand sales.
- International sales surge 78% to $41M as Celsius expands across new markets.
- Celsius gross margin falls to 46.8% as aluminum and fuel costs pressure results.
Celsius Holdings (CELH) stock surged 6.47% to $32.74 in premarket trading Thursday following its third-quarter financial results. The shares previously gained 2.57% to close at $30.75, extending their upward momentum. The energy drink company reported record quarterly revenue of $847.2 million and returned to profitability with $127 million in net income.
Celsius Holdings Revenue Climbs 17% as Quarterly Profit Rebounds
Celsius Holdings reported third-quarter revenue growth of 16.8%, compared with $725.1 million during the same period last year. North American revenue increased 15% to $806.2 million, supported by the company’s expanded energy drink portfolio. Meanwhile, international revenue jumped 78% to $41 million as overseas operations continued expanding.
The company recorded $127 million in net income, reversing a $61 million loss in the previous year. Diluted earnings per share reached $0.39, compared with a loss of $0.27 a year earlier. However, adjusted diluted earnings per share slipped to $0.41 from $0.42.
Gross profit increased 6.4% to $396.3 million, although higher operating costs pressured profitability across the business. Gross margin narrowed to 46.8% from 51.3%, reflecting increased aluminum and fuel costs. Additionally, adjusted EBITDA declined 3% to $198.6 million as distribution expenses weighed on operating performance.
Alani Nu Growth Supports Celsius Holdings’ Energy Drink Portfolio
Alani Nu delivered quarterly revenue of $410.1 million, representing approximately 24% growth from the previous year. Strong consumer demand and wider distribution through PepsiCo’s network supported the brand’s performance. Successful limited-edition flavors helped strengthen its position within the competitive energy drink market.
The CELSIUS brand experienced a 6% revenue decline to $356.8 million during the quarter. Product portfolio adjustments, inventory changes, and weaker club-channel sales contributed to the decline. Meanwhile, Rockstar Energy generated $80.3 million in revenue, supported by stronger Canadian sales.
The company’s portfolio captured approximately 20.7% of the U.S. ready-to-drink energy category during the quarter. Alani Nu retail sales increased 57.9%, while CELSIUS retail sales declined 7%. Additionally, Rockstar Energy recorded a 13.2% retail sales decline amid planned product portfolio adjustments.
Celsius Holdings Expands Internationally and Strengthens Operations
Celsius Holdings generated $2.45 billion in revenue during the first nine months of 2026, marking 36.5% growth. Alani Nu contributed $1.14 billion, while Rockstar Energy added approximately $213.5 million. The expanded portfolio supported higher sales despite continued weakness in the original CELSIUS brand.
International expansion also strengthened results, particularly across Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. The company continued improving freight operations, managing raw material costs, and integrating its acquired businesses. Management also announced new brand leadership appointments to improve execution across its energy drink portfolio.
Celsius Holdings repurchased approximately $44.5 million in shares during the third quarter. Total repurchases reached $168.8 million during the first nine months under its $300 million authorization. The company continues prioritizing operational improvements, distribution growth, and cost management across its expanding beverage business.
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