Celsius stock is one of the best market performers of 2025, but it's also one of the worst over the past 12 months. A now-completed acquisition is giving investors optimism for a return to growth ...

When it comes to Fahrenheit vs. Celsius, the world is in agreement—mostly. Here's why the United States is still stuck on Fahrenheit.

Celsius is better than a 20-bagger over the past five years. The top beverage stock performer in that time turned $131 million at the end of 2020 to $1.31 billion three years later, a tenfold ...

Celsius stock is one of the best market performers of 2025, but it's also one of the worst over the past 12 months. A now-completed acquisition is giving investors optimism for a return to growth ...

Has Celsius Holdings (NASDAQ: CELH) become an expensive stock? Investors who don't examine the stock closely might believe so. Its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio now exceeds 143, a dramatic surge ...

But last year, every month from April through December saw their highest-ever levels, with the peak for the year being 21.02 degrees Celsius, or just under 70 degrees Fahrenheit, on Aug. 23 and 24.

The case for Celsius In the opposing camp, we have Fahrenheit’s younger, prettier, and more popular cousin, Celsius – at least, if its proponents are to be believed.

Celsius accelerated its market share gains, and revenue soared 74% in 2020. Things started to get even better, with three consecutive years of triple-digit top-line skyward bursts.

Has Celsius Holdings (CELH -1.35%) become an expensive stock? Investors who don't examine the stock closely might believe so.