Celsius

CELH faced pressure during the regular session, driven by UK ban concerns and a price target cut from $55 to $50 by analysts. The stock opened lower and trended downward, closing at $27.93, a drop of approximately 5.07%, and briefly touched near its 52-week low of $27.47. Despite strong Q1 2026 fundamentals with revenue surging 137.68% YoY to $782.6 million and net profit up 147.19%, the current price remains below both the 20-day ($30.09) and 60-day ($30.48) moving averages, with a year-to-date decline of 41.51%. However, a post-market recovery to $29.40 suggests some easing of bearish sentiment.

Celsius Holdings rallied 4.9% intraday, driven by a technical breakout above key moving averages and strong earnings. The stock climbed from $32.42 to a session high of $33.765, closing at $33.45, comfortably above its 20-day MA of $29.31 and 60-day MA of $31.35, after recovering 21.8% from its 52-week low of $27.47 in early June. Q1 revenue surged 137.7% YoY to $782.6 million, with net profit up 147.2% and net margin improving to 14.07%. UBS set a new price target of $50. However, the stock still trades 49.9% below its 52-week high of $66.74 and is down 29.95% year-to-date, while its elevated PE of 75x contrasts with the strong growth momentum.