Energy drinks are more popular than ever.
For one week, WSJ’s Jamie Waters traded lattes for cans from a range of brands. Here’s what happened: 🔗 https://t.co/v1TCrzTh4A
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Energy drinks pack a punch — and so does John Fieldly, CEO of @CelsiusOfficial.
He shared how early experiences shaped his path, from visiting Wall Street as a kid to gaining a “gofer” mentality working with his dad. The same drive and curiosity helped shape one of the fastest-growing brands in the market.
Episode coming soon; I’m excited for this drop.
#OfficeHoursWithMonica #Celsius #Leadership
Great campaign execution for "The Surge" combining sports, culture, LTO product launch and content-creating experiential moments. Everything came together incredibly well! Live. Fit. Goal! https://t.co/DNcM6bAZZq
Rockstar Energy is getting back into @NASCAR with 23XI Racing driver Tyler Reddick, with the classic energy drink sponsor’s return marking another sign of sponsorship interest in the sport. https://t.co/n9SAKDcORF
🥤 Far be it from me to toe the corporate line of a public company. Not my style.
But a little common sense here on this new Costco Kirkland energy drink the warehouse giant dropped this week.
It's not going to crush the Celsius energy drink empire. And it borders on silly to have seen Celsius stock drop nearly 7% on Tuesday as pics of these Kirkland drinks flooded X and Instagram feeds. The pack of 24 Kirkland energy drinks sells for $16.99, or about $0.70 a can. An 18-pack of Celsius at Costco goes for about $28.
Here are the simplest reasons why Celsius will keep its momentum 👇 https://t.co/zvJocNuu1M
"We're gaining over 100% shelf space with Alani, and 17% expanded shelf space with Celsius," Celsius CEO John Fieldly says of the energy drink category. "We're seeing alcohol trends reducing. We're seeing consumers look for alternatives."
🚨 NEW MARKETOPOLIS EPISODE 🚨
John Fieldly, Chairman & CEO of Celsius Holdings (@CelsiusOfficial), joins Marketopolis to break down Celsius’ rise from turnaround story to one of the fastest-growing brands in energy.
Fieldly discusses the shift toward “better-for-you” energy, the strategy behind building a multi-brand portfolio with Celsius, Alani Nu, and Rockstar, and where the next phase of growth could come from as distribution expands globally.
Watch the full conversation from @marketopolis_ ⬇️
@business@Kristinapet Zero sugar, functional energy drinks are driving category growth and now command the majority of our category's tracked dollar sales. Functionality + zero sugar bevs are the future.
John Fieldly, Chairman & CEO of $CELH, highlights a sales surge post-Alani Nu acquisition, driven by female and Gen Z customers. He sees significant growth opportunities in international markets despite tariff headwinds, with Alani Nu helping to offset some challenges.
Good, long read from @BeverageInd on the evolution of functional energy drinks toward better-for-you, better tasting, lifestyle-oriented offerings, led by @CelsiusOfficial and @AlaniNutrition. https://t.co/CQUmptwc16
If you’re curious how the vibes in the Capitol are going, here’s what the drink cooler in the refectory looked like this morning vs what it looks like now —>