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	The Cigarette Store Corp.	135	54
52	Truenorth Energy	134	63
53	Vintners Distributors	133	47
54	CF Capital Assets LLC	127	48
55	Englefield Oil Co.	125	51
56	Enmarket	124	55
56	Par Pacific Holdings Inc.	124	51
58	Martin & Bayley Inc.	123	50
58	GoMart Inc.	123	54
58	Nouria Energy Corp.	123	58
61	Quality Oil Co.	117	51
62	Gulshan Enterprises	116	56
63	Gas Land Petroleum	115	61
64	Little General Stores Inc.	112	63
65	Mirabito Holdings Inc.	109	63
65	Alta Convenience	109	58
65	East Side Enterprise LLC	109	108
68	7-Eleven Stores	108	61
68	Stinker Stores Inc.	108	67
68	Plaid Pantries Inc.	108	63
71	Town Pump Inc.	103	68
72	Panjwani Energy	98	69
73	M.M. Fowler Inc.	97	69
74	Buchanan Energy	93	72
75	The Spinx Co. Inc.	92	82
76	Sampson-Bladen Oil Co.	89	72
76	Tri Star Energy LLC	89	71
78	Newcomb Oil Co.	84	80
79	White Oak Station LLC	83	78
79	Reid Petroleum Corp.	83	77
81	Parker Oil Co.	82	118
82	Johnson Oil Co.	80	79
82	Victory Marketing	80	74
82	Toot'n Totum Food Stores	80	84
82	Quick Track Inc.	80
86	FKG Oil Co.	79	82
87	CHR Corp./Rutter's	76	96
88	C.N. Brown Co.	75	87
88	OnCue Marketing LLC	75	94
88	Atlantis Management Group	75	75
88	Krist Oil Co.	75	87
92	MFA Oil Co.	74	91
92	Campbell Oil Co.	74	114
92	Southwest Georgia Oil Co. Inc.	74	84
95	Family Express Corp.	73	91
96	Gate Petroleum Co.	72	94
97	MNS Ltd.	71	87
98	Weigel's Stores Inc.	68	99
98	Clark's Pump-N-Shop	68	99
100	Wallis Co.	67	99

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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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