Publicly Traded Convenience Stores

U.S. Exchanges

List of Publicly Traded Convenience Stores Listed on Major U.S. Exchanges

Convenience stores offer customers self-service gasoline, grocery items and a wide variety of drinks, snacks and prepared foods. Most of the public companies in the first section (convenience stores) operate between 1,000 and 2,000 convenience stores often times concentrated in a specific region of the United States. The exception to this generalization would be TravelCenters of America (TA) who operate their full-service travel centers spread out over multiple regions. If you have ever driven across country, you likely have encountered one of their centers along your travels.

The companies in the second section are energy companies who also own/operate/franchise convenience stores as part of their oil & gas distribution and/or marketing operations.

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Additional publicly traded retail stores and retail categories can be accessed through the link below:

List of Publicly Traded Retail Stores

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Convenience Stores: Mid-Cap Stocks

Casey’s General Stores, Inc. (CASY) (Midwest: approximately 1,800 Locations)

Murphy USA Inc. (MUSA) (Midwest and South: approximately 1,200 Locations)

Convenience Stores: Small-Cap Stocks

Getty Realty Corporation (GTY) (Retail REIT)

Convenience Stores: Micro-Cap Stocks

TravelCenters of America (TA) (Full-Service Travel Centers)

Convenience Stores: Energy Companies: Large-Cap Stocks

Andeavor (ANDV) (Formerly Tesoro Corporation)

BP Plc. (BP) (United Kingdom)