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
101	7-Eleven Hawaii	66	103
102	Midjit Market	65	110
102	Walters-Dimmick Petroleum Inc.	65	103
102	Dandy Mini Marts Inc.	65	103
105	Parker Corp.	64	118
105	BFS Cos.	64	106
105	Coen Oil Co.	64	102
108	Good 2 Go Stores LLC	62	116
109	Byrne Dairy Co.	61	112
109	Holiday Oil Co.	61	112
111	Transit Energy Group	59	86
112	Midwest Petroleum Corp.	58	114
112	Shop Rite/Tobacco Plus	58	110
114	The Wills Group Inc.	55	116
115	Jaco Oil Co.	54	118
115	J&H Oil Co. Inc.	54	124
116	Jernigan Oil Co. Inc.	53	124
116	Wesco Inc.	53	122
116	Stop & Go	53	136
116	Hollingsworth Oil Co.	53	122
120	Cantrell Cos.	52	124
121	Boyett Petroleum	51
121	Parkland Fuel USA	50	154
121	Gier Oil Co. Inc.	51	130
124	Carroll Independent Fuel	49	134
125	Gresham Petroleum Co.	48	118
125	Bosselman Enterprises	48	142
125	Craddock Oil Co.	48	128
125	Kelley Williamson Co.	48	130
125	Western Oil Co.	48	134
130	Kwik Chek	47	140
130	R.L. Vallee Inc.	47	146
130	Git N Go Convenience Stores	47	154
130	Clark Oil Co.	47	130
130	Gawfco Enterprises Inc.	47
130	Savings Oil Co.	47	136
130	The Kent Cos.	47	136
137	Short Stop Food Marts	46	140
138	Energy North Group	45	146
138	Jolley Stores	45	144
138	Pete's Corp.	45	146
141	Farm Stores Grocery Inc.	44	144
142	Coborn's Inc.	43	150
142	Keith's Superstores	43	151
142	Folk Oil Co.	43	182
145	Reliance Petroleum Holdings LLC	42	80
145	The Gas Mart Inc.	42
145	Dari Mart Inc.	42	146
145	U-Pak-It Convenience Stores	42	154
149	Coles Energy Inc.	41	154

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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

EG GROUP

BROOKWOOD FINANCIAL PARTNERS (DBA YESWAY)

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