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
51	Tri Star Energy LLC	145	76
52	Blarney Castle Oil	141	48
53	Truenorth Energy	140	52
53	Quality Oil Co.	140	61
55	K-VA-T Food Stores Convenience Division	137	50
56	Vintners Distributors	133	53
57	Enmarket	128	56
58	Martin & Bayley Inc.	124	59
59	GoMart Inc.	123	58
60	Englefield Oil Co.	119	55
60	Alta Convenience	119	65
62	Gas Land Petroleum	117	63
63	Gulshan Enterprises	116	62
64	Refuel Operating Co. LLC	113	190
65	Little General Stores Inc.	112	64
66	Stinker Stores Inc.	109	68
66	East Side Enterprise LLC	109	65
68	Plaid Pantry	107	65
68	Panjwani Energy	107	72
70	Mirabito Holdings Inc.	105	65
71	Town Pump Inc.	103	71
72	M.M. Fowler Inc.	102	73
73	Victory Marketing	100	83
73	Quick Track	100	82
75	Buchanan Energy	94	74
76	ARS West LLC/American Retail Services	89	46
76	Sampson-Bladen Oil Co.	89	76
78	Newcomb Oil Co.	87	78
79	The Spinx Co.	84	75
80	White Oak Fuel Station	83	79
81	Parker Oil Co.	82	81
81	Toot'n Totem Food Stores	82	82
83	Reid Petroleum Group	81	79
84	FKG Oil Co.	80	86
85	Johnson Oil Co.	79	82
85	Parkland Fuel USA	79	121
87	CHR Corp./Rutter's	78	87
88	Southwest Georgia Oil Co. Inc.	76	92
88	Family Express Corp.	76	95
88	MNS Ltd.	76	97
91	Atlantis Management Group	75	88
91	Krist Oil Co.	75	88
91	OnCue Marketing LLC	75	88
94	C.N. Brown	74	88
94	Campbell Oil Co.	74	92
96	Gate Petroleum Co.	72	96
97	MFA Oil Co.	70	92
97	Clark's Pump-N-Shop	70	98
99	Parker Corp.	68	105
100	Weigel's Stores Inc.	67	88

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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!

Consolidation Interrupted

Top 202 Convenience Stores 2020

Methodology

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