The latest data point for Current Contract Liabilities of CELH in Q4'25 stands at 428M USD, marking a substantial increase from the previous quarter's 413M USD and reflecting a significant uptick in deferred revenue obligations at year-end. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, the chart shows an initial steady decline from 185M USD to a low of 165M USD in Q1'25, indicating a gradual reduction in short-term contract liabilities possibly due to revenue recognition patterns. However, a sharp reversal occurs in Q2'25 with a rise to 172M USD, followed by a dramatic surge to 413M USD in Q3'25 and 428M USD in Q4'25, suggesting accelerated contract inflows or shifts in business timing that boosted liabilities by over 160% from the yearly low. This bar chart highlights a volatile trend transitioning from contraction to robust growth in the latter half of 2025.