Celsius Holdings posted second-quarter revenue of $739.3 million, far exceeding analysts’ consensus of about $654 million and marking an 84% jump from a year earlier. Adjusted diluted earnings rose 68% to $0.47 a share, nearly double Wall Street expectations. Net income increased 25% to $99.9 million. The performance was driven largely by the April acquisition of the Alani Nu brand, which contributed $301.2 million in sales. North America remained the company’s growth engine, delivering $714.5 million in revenue, up 87% year-on-year. Celsius said its U.S. share of the ready-to-drink energy market expanded to 17.3%, 180 basis points higher than a year ago. Investors welcomed the results, sending the shares up roughly 16% to 20% in pre-market and early regular-session trading on Thursday.