Celsius Holdings Ranks 373rd in Daily Volume with $260M as Restructuring Progress Lifts Shares 1.07%

On August 14, 2025, Celsius Holdings (CELH) saw a trading volume of $260 million, ranking 373rd in daily trading activity. The stock closed up 1.07% for the day, showing modest momentum amid broader market fluctuations.

Recent developments indicate renewed investor interest in Celsius’ restructuring efforts. A regulatory filing confirmed the company’s updated debt repayment schedule, which extends certain obligations to 2026. Analysts noted this adjustment could stabilize cash flow during a critical phase of its recovery plan. Additionally, a partnership with a cryptocurrency compliance firm was disclosed, signaling a strategic pivot toward regulatory alignment in the post-crisis landscape.

Short-term traders observed increased order flow in CELH options contracts, with put activity surging by 22% compared to the previous week. This suggests mixed sentiment between speculative bets and hedging strategies. However, institutional ownership data remains unchanged, with no major shareholders increasing stakes in Q2 2025.

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