The stock of Celsius Holdings has recovered in recent weeks. CELH’s share price rose from $21 at the end of February to $45, which is its highest since August 24, 2015. The share price has increased by more than 115% since the low point of this year.
Technical analysis of the Celsius Holdings Stock Price
CELH’s stock has recovered in recent months, as investors have bought dips. The 50-day Exponential Moving Averages crossed with the 200-day EMA to form a gold cross. The golden cross pattern is considered one of the bullishest patterns in technical analyses.
The share price of Celsius Holdings has surged above the Fibonacci Retracement Level 23.6%. The price is nearing the 38.2% Fibonacci Retracement level at $50.
CELH recently broke through the critical resistance of $40. It formed a double-top. Relative Strength Index and MACD have both continued to rise, a signal that the stock is gaining momentum.
Celsius also has an inverse pattern of head and shoulders, which is a bullish sign.
Technicals indicate that Celsius’s stock price is likely to continue increasing as bulls aim for the next major resistance level of $60, which represents the Fibonacci retracement 50% level.
The bullish CELH price prediction will be invalidated if the stock drops below $40, the critical support level.
CELH Stock Price: Key Drivers
The Celsius stock is on the rise for a number of reasons. The company has recently completed the $1.8 billion purchase of Alani.
Alani produces premium energy drinks and supplements. The company is expected to make over $605 million by 2024, with an EBITDA adjusted of $88 millions.
The majority of the company’s revenue is from energy drinks. Other products include shakes, snacks, pre-workouts and other supplements. Alani is a way for Celsius to reach out more women customers, which make up the majority of their clients.
In 2024, Celsius Holdings had combined revenue of 1,96 billion dollars and an income margin of 12 percent. It is estimated that the deal will yield annualized synergies of approximately $50,000,000.
The deal is expected to help Celsius return to growth. According to the most recent results, Celsius sales fell by 7% during Q1 of this year. This equates to $329.9 million. The company had been growing at double-digit rates in recent months.
The biggest decline was in North America where revenues dropped 10%, to $306 millions. The 41% increase in international sales to $22.8 millions offset this slowdown.
The profits of Celsius Holdings also fell, as the net income dropped by 43% and the diluted earnings per share (EPS) to 15 cents.
The analysts expect that the purchase of Alani will boost Celsius Holdings’ revenue by 58% to $636m in this quarter. The growth in revenue will result in an increase of 2,18 billion dollars this year and 2,66 billion dollars next.
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