Monster's International Markets Drive Strong Results
Monster Beverage Corporation (NASDAQ: MNST) held its fourth-quarter and full-year 2024 earnings call on February 27, 2025. During the call, leadership discussed their ongoing growth in global markets, pricing strategies, and challenges in the alcoholic beverage segment, which resulted in impairment charges. Here are the most important insights for investors focused on Monster's long-term potential.Monster is seeing sustained growth across all regions, with particularly impressive performance in international markets. The company's expansion into emerging markets is creating a strong foundation for future growth.We continue to see sustained growth in the global energy drink category. In the United States, we are seeing a resurgence of growth in the energy drink category in convenience as well as in all measured channels reported by Nielsen. Our non-Nielsen channels continue to grow as well. Growth opportunities in household penetration and per-capita consumption along with consumers' growing need for energy are positive trends for the category.Continue reading
Monster Beverage Corporation (NASDAQ: MNST) held its fourth-quarter and full-year 2024 earnings call on February 27, 2025. During the call, leadership discussed their ongoing growth in global markets, pricing strategies, and challenges in the alcoholic beverage segment, which resulted in impairment charges. Here are the most important insights for investors focused on Monster's long-term potential.
Monster is seeing sustained growth across all regions, with particularly impressive performance in international markets. The company's expansion into emerging markets is creating a strong foundation for future growth.
We continue to see sustained growth in the global energy drink category. In the United States, we are seeing a resurgence of growth in the energy drink category in convenience as well as in all measured channels reported by Nielsen. Our non-Nielsen channels continue to grow as well. Growth opportunities in household penetration and per-capita consumption along with consumers' growing need for energy are positive trends for the category.
