SodaStream Plunges Most in 20 Months After Revenue Miss
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SodaStream International Ltd., the Israeli maker of home soda machines, plunged the most since February 2012 after the company reported third-quarter sales that trailed analysts’ estimates.
Shares of Lod, Israel-based SodaStream sank 11 percent to $56.87. About 4 million shares traded today, more than four times the average volume during the last 90 days. Ten-day volatility on the stock more than tripled to 66.8 today, the highest since May.