As of Q4'25, CELH's latest data shows ROA at 0.40%, ROE at 1.73%, and ROIC at 0.65%. These figures indicate a modest recovery from previous quarters, with all three profitability metrics returning to positive territory after experiencing negative or near-zero values in Q3'25. Analyzing the trend from Q1'23 to Q4'25, the chart reveals significant volatility across ROA, ROE, and ROIC. All three metrics peaked in early 2023 (ROE at 50.88%, ROA at 5.43%, ROIC at 56.14%) before entering a period of decline and instability, including several quarters of negative returns in late 2024 and 2025. The most notable inflection points occurred around Q3'24 and Q3'25, where sharp drops into negative territory were observed, suggesting operational or market challenges during those periods. The recent return to positive values in Q4'25 may signal the beginning of a stabilization phase, but overall, the data reflects a highly volatile profitability profile over the covered period.