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
100	Midjit Market	67	102
100	Dandy Mini Marts	67	102
103	Wallis Companies	66	100
104	Par Pacific Holdings Inc.	65	56
104	7-Eleven Hawaii	65	101
106	BFS Cos.	64	107
106	S&G	64	116
106	Walters-Dimmick Petroleum Inc.	64	103
109	Transit Energy Group	63	111
109	CPD Energy Corp.	63
111	Holiday Oil Co.	62	109
112	Byrne Dairy Co.	61	109
113	Good 2 Go Stores LLC	60	108
114	Midwest Petroleum Corp.	58	112
114	Shop Rite/Tobacco Plus	58	112
116	Coen Markets Inc.	57	105
116	Jay Petroleum	57	182
118	H&S Energy Products LLC	56
119	The Wills Group Inc.	55	114
120	Carroll Independent Fuel	54	124
120	Jet Food Stores	54
120	Jaco Oil Co.	54	115
120	J&H Oil Co. Inc.	54	115
120	Wesco Inc.	54	116
125	Jernigan Oil Co.	53	119
125	The Kent Cos.	53	135
127	Cantrell Cos.	52	120
128	Eagle Stop	50	121
128	R.L. Vallee Inc.	50	130
128	Energy North Group	50	138
128	Cox Oil Co.	50	152
132	Kelley Williamson Co.	49	125
132	Clark Oil Co.	49	130
134	Craddock Oil Co.	48	128
134	TXB (formerly listed as Kwik Chek)	48	136
134	NSR Petro Service	48	182
137	Git N Go Convenience Stores	47	131
137	Pete's of Erie Inc.	47	139
137	Coborn's Inc.	47	142
137	Gawfco Enterprises	47	132
137	Savings Oil Co.	47	130
142	Western Oil Co.	46	125
142	Short Stop Food Marts	46	137
144	Bosselman Enterprises	45	125
144	Jolley Stores	45	138
146	The Gas Mart Inc.	44	146
146	Dari Mart Inc.	44	147
146	Summerwood Partners	44	178
149	Keith's Superstores	43	143
149	Folk Oil Co.	43	144

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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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GPM INVESTMENTS

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BROOKWOOD FINANCIAL PARTNERS (DBA YESWAY)

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