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Altitrade Partners

11/06/17 10:59 PM

#6569 RE: BreakEvenStocks #6568

Three companies with $231M, $250M and $600M in revenue.

Celsius is on track for roughly $32M in revenues in FY 2017. That's after 13 years of brand building.

You are attempting to compare apples vs. oranges. Sorry, not even close.

Seriously? What's your point?

The shares remain extremely overvalued.

NewJerichoMan

11/07/17 5:03 AM

#6572 RE: BreakEvenStocks #6568

When VitaCoco sold 25% to Reignwood (Red Bull China) for $665M, it was only doing $250M worldwide. So that was a 10.6 multiplier.




Red Bull China paid-in $165M based on an enterprise value of $665M. 165/665 = 25% stake.

PS Mult (TTM) = $665M / $250M = 2.66 mult.

https://www.bevnet.com/news/2014/vita-coco-coconut-water-sells-25-stake-to-red-bull-china-2/

All Market Inc., owner of Vita Coco, the top-selling coconut water in the U.S., announced Monday that it has sold 25 percent of its stake to the Reignwood Group, the parent company of Red Bull China, for $165 million. The investment has a valuation of $665 million. The agreement includes distribution of the brand’s portfolio throughout mainland China.

Toxic Avenger

11/07/17 8:52 AM

#6573 RE: BreakEvenStocks #6568

You missed that Bai had 1/3 of it's sales float to the bottom line.
" the acquisition is expected to add only $132 million in incremental net sales and $43 million in incremental income from operations to Dr Pepper Snapple Group’s current 2017 estimates"

Unlike CELH, which continues to lose money.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CELH/financials

You can't just look at sales multiplier when analyzing value on a profitable company.
And when you have a company like CELH that manages to lose money no matter how good its sales growth, it's not a good sign.