Monster made a few sizable acquisitions over the past 10 years, namely the $690 million purchase of major flavor supplier American Fruits & Flavors (AFF) in 2016, the $330 million deal buying ...

Let’s dig into the relative performance of Monster (NASDAQ:MNST) and its peers as we unravel the now-completed Q1 beverages, ...

A growing share of the functional beverage boom is being driven by Millennials and Gen Z, who increasingly favor drinks that support gut health, cognitive function, and recovery—rather than just basic ...

Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript May 8, 2025 Monster Beverage Corporation beats earnings expectations. Reported EPS is $0.47, ...

Those comments offset Monster's first-quarter results, which Schlosberg noted were "impacted by a number of headwinds." ...

Highlights Gross Profit as a Percentage of Net Sales Improves to 56.5 PercentOperating Income Increases 5.1 Percent to $569.7 Million (7.9 Percent to $591.2 Million, Exclusive of the ...

Good day, and welcome to the Monster Beverage Corporation ... I'm Rodney Sacks. Hilton Schlosberg, our Vice Chairman and Co-Chief Executive Officer, is on the call. as is Tom Kelly, our Chief ...

What Happened: During the company’s first quarter earnings call on Thursday, Vice Chairman and Co-CEO, Hilton Schlosberg, said that Monster’s layered hedging strategy may not be able to ...

said its president and CEO, Chris Nassetta, here on Tuesday. Emphasising on the importance Hilton placed on India, Mr. Nassetta said, “India is a critical part of Hilton’s global growth strategy.

It is essential to target the mid-market if Hilton needs to have a network in a country like India,” said Chris Nassetta, CEO and president, Hilton, on Tuesday. The company last year announced ...

“There’s no market with more opportunity and higher growth than India,” Hilton’s President and CEO Christopher Nassetta said during the Hilton Brand Showcase in Bengaluru on Tuesday.