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2 briefs on MNST
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Monster Beverage estimates October sales up about 11.6% before FX adjustment, ex-alcohol
It estimated October sales including the alcohol brand segment were approximately 11.1% higher on the same basis, and October 2026 had one fewer selling day.
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Monster Beverage says it has begun talks on selective U.S. price increases
Monster Beverage estimates July 2026 sales, excluding the alcohol brand segment and not currency adjusted, were approximately 14.3% higher than a year earlier.
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