Top 202 Convenience Stores 2020

CSP’s Top 202 details the largest chains in the convenience-store industry and the biggest M&A stories of the past year. Welcome to a deep dive into the c-store landscape.

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Who’s No. 1?

Rank	Chain Name	No. of Stores	Last Year's Rank
151	Jolley Stores	45	146
151	Street Corner Inc.	45	168
153	Keith's Superstores	44	151
153	Summerwood Partners	44	153
153	Buc-ee's	44	157
153	SpeeDee Mart	44	182
157	Folk Oil Co.	43	153
158	Childers Oil Co./Double Kwik	42	155
158	Coles Energy Inc./Mickey Mart	42	155
158	R.L. Jordan Oil Co.	42	157
158	Coborn's Inc.	42	140
158	U.S. Market	42
163	Dari Mart Inc.	41	151
164	Houchens Industries	40	159
164	Big D Oil Co.	40	159
164	The Carioca Co.	40	159
164	Downey Oil Co.	40	159
164	CHS Inc./Cenex Zip Trip	40	165
164	U-Pak-It Convenience Stores	40	168
164	Foster Blue Water Oil	40	176
171	Lee Oil Co.	39	159
171	Edwards Oil Co.	39	159
171	Pops Mart	39
174	McClure Oil Corp.	38	168
174	Wesco Oil Co.	38	176
174	Bonfare Markets	38	196
174	WSCO Petroleum	38	168
178	United Supermarkets	37	165
178	SpartanNash Co. Convenience Division	37	168
178	Lewis & Raulerson Inc.	37	182
178	Graham Enterprise	37	168
178	Brewer Oil Co.	37	168
178	First Coast Energy (Daily's)	37	168
178	Cubby's Inc.	37	176
185	Robinson Oil Corp.	36	176
185	Lassus Bros. Oil	36	179
187	Golden Pantry Food Stores	35	187
187	Onvo	35	187
189	Greeneville Oil & Petroleum	34	167
189	La Lomita Inc.	34	194
191	Bazco Oil/Chillbox	33
191	Spades Co.	33
193	Tommy's/U Pump It	32	176
193	Heritage's Dairy Stores	32	187
193	Rapid Robert's Inc.	32	187
193	Haag Oil Co.	32	196
193	Delta Sonic	32
198	Mega Consumers Cooperative	31	187
198	BHT Investments	31	187
198	Condon Cos.	31	194

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Methodology

For year-over-year benchmarking purposes, CSP’s Top 202 is a list of the largest convenience-store chains ranked by U.S. store count as of Dec. 31, 2019. Any pending sales are not included. Store counts are the total c-stores owned and/or franchised by the retailer.

Gresham Petroleum Co. (No. 125) and 7-Eleven Stores (No. 66) have each been acquired. Both chains are included on the 2020 Top 202 because the date each acquisition closed fell after Dec. 31, 2019. RaceTrac and RaceWay stores have been seperated due to their unique business models.

Note: Because of the tie at 201, the list includes 204 chains. Bonus!

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Top 202 Convenience Stores 2020

Methodology

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GPM INVESTMENTS

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