MNST posts a strong Q4 beat as sales and earnings climb year over year, margins expand and global energy drink momentum powers its outlook.

The energy drink company logged a profit of $449.2 million as net sales in its Monster Energy Drinks and Strategic Brands segments grew 19% and 7.8%, respectively.

Monster Beverage ( MNST) recorded another quarter of double‑digit sales growth in Q4 and generated higher operating profit despite continued weakness in its alcohol business.

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