Pops Mart Fuels has sold its c-store and wholesale businesses to multiple buyers.

Sunoco purchased 36 of Pops Mart’s 54 convenience stores in addition to its wholesale distribution business. Meanwhile, Petroleum Marketing Group acquired seven of Pops Mart’s c-stores. Details on who acquired the other 11 stores were not immediately available.

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Stinker Stores has sold 12 convenience stores in Colorado to multiple buyers for an undisclosed amount. Convenience retailer Murphy USA acquired four of the locations, while the rest were sold to “smaller local companies.”

Stinker put on the market last April as part of its “portfolio optimization efforts.”

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East Coast convenience retailer and fuel distributor Petroleum Marketing Group has acquired independent competitor Blythewood Oil Company.

The deal features Blythewood’s nine company-operated convenience stores located between Charlotte, North Carolina, and Columbia, South Carolina.

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Reliance Oil bought six Shell-branded convenience stores in Pennsylvania from SAC, according to a Dec. 22 announcement from Terry Monroe, president of American Business Brokers & Advisors, who provided merger and acquisition advisory services to SAC.

The deal also includes SAC’s Shell wholesale business. SAC decided to get out of the c-store industry after 40 years to concentrate on other aspects of the business.

Fast Stop acquired two convenience stores in Plaquemine and Donaldsonville, Louisiana, according to a LinkedIn post from Jeff Knapp, president of real estate investment firm The Knapp Group, which assisted with the transaction. 

Both locations had been part of the Popingo’s chain, according to Popingo’s website.

Anabi Oil, parent company of Rebel Convenience Stores, has acquired 12 convenience stores from California-based C&J Cox Corporation. The deal includes nine c-stores in the Tri-Valley region, located near the San Francisco Bay area, and three in the Lake Tahoe area.

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BP is in the process of divesting about 10% of its company-operated retail sites. CEO Murray Auchincloss did not disclose where in BP’s global network of company-operated sites the sales are happening.

The move is part of BP’s ongoing cost-reduction strategy, which has also included thousands of corporate layoffs.

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Midwest convenience retailer Brew Oil has acquired 13 retail fuel sites and one smoke shop in Iowa. The seller is Indianola, Iowa-based Danlee Corp., which is exiting the industry.

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Little General Stores has acquired five U-Save convenience stores in West Virginia for an undisclosed amount. All locations are in Nicholas County, in the central part of the state. 

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Freedom Oil, a chain of 27 convenience stores across Illinois and Florida, has sold its assets to Midwest retailer and wholesaler Mizpah Ventures. The stores are located in Illinois and Florida.

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Fast Stop of Louisiana has acquired three c-stores in Iowa, marking the company’s entry into that state. The Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based retailer now operates 57 locations in Iowa, Louisiana and New Mexico.

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Mega Saver has agreed to acquire Yesway’s convenience stores in Iowa and Kansas. Rebrands are slated to begin in early to mid November. This comes after Yesway said in February that it planned to divest these locations. 

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Alimentation Couche-Tard is looking to sell 36 Circle K sites in 14 states. A spokesperson said these locations no longer fit with Couche-Tard’s brand and market strategy.

Couche-Tard owns and operates 20 of the sites and leases the other 16, according to advisory firm NRC Realty & Capital Advisors, which is coordinating the sale.

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The Kent Companies has acquired B&B Petroleum for an undisclosed amount. The deal includes B&B’s 15 convenience stores, as well as its Subway and Red Bird Café restaurants.

This marks the Kent Companies’ entry into Louisiana.

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Murphy USA has bought four stores in the Denver area, the company announced during its third-quarter earnings call. 

These four stores are expected to reopen as Murphy locations by the end of the year as part of the 45 new stores the company plans to open this year.

United Fuels Midwest has sold its 13 retail sites to three competitors for an undisclosed amount. The deal included eight convenience stores and five travel centers across Minnesota and South Dakota as well as its wholesale commercial fuels distribution business and petroleum transport arm.

Buyers included Casey’s General Stores, Staples Oil and an undisclosed third company.

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Anabi Oil, parent company of Rebel Convenience Stores, has agreed to acquire Las Vegas-area c-store chain Green Valley Grocery for an undisclosed sum. The deal includes Green Valley Grocery’s 87 stores across southern Nevada.

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Casey’s General Stores has acquired four Kum & Go c-stores from Maverik in South Dakota. All of the sites are located in Sioux Falls.

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Hy-Vee has purchased a County Market store and the adjacent Circle K in Wausau, Wisconsin. The c-store will be rebranded as a Hy-Vee Fast & Fresh location.

Casey’s General Stores has acquired all eight Maverik-owned convenience stores in Michigan. This includes seven former Kum & Go locations and one former baked goods shop that the company converted to a Maverik c-store last year.

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Fresh Stop, a 31-store chain based in South Carolina, recently purchased four properties — two in Trinidad, Texas, and one each in Corsicana, Texas, and West Palm Beach, Florida — according to a LinkedIn post from the company.

Fresh Stop plans to introduce updated branding, improved layouts and refreshed product assortments at each site over the coming months.

S&G Convenience Stores acquired eight locations from fellow Midwest c-store retailer PS Food Mart. The stores, which are all located in the Toledo, Ohio, area, will be rebranded to S&G’s banner. 

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Mega Saver has acquired 23 Kum & Go locations from Maverik in Iowa and South Dakota. This is Mega Saver’s first foray into South Dakota.

This move comes as Maverik has also begun rebranding some Iowa Kum & Go stores to its own banner.

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Jacksons Food Stores has acquired Redwood Oil Company, operator of the Redwood Market convenience store chain in Northern California. The deal includes 24 convenience stores, 16 of which have Redwood’s Aztec Grill made-to-order food program.

This is Jacksons’ first foray into made-to-order food.

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Stewart’s Shops is under contract to buy multiple locations from New York retailer Sliders Food Mart. While the number of locations included in the deal is not final, Sliders has four locations — in Clayton, Croghan, Lowville and Harrisville.

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Real estate agency Nabut Brothers, parent company of the Birdies Food & Fuel c-store chain, purchased two stores in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, from Alimentation Couch-Tard, parent company of Circle K. 

The sites, bought for a combined $2.8 million-plus, expand Birdies’ to nearly two dozen locations in southern state.

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EG America has sold four stores to Hirani Leasing, an EG America spokesperson confirmed.

While EG America declined to share details and Hirani did not respond to a request for comment, CSP reported that the locations include three Tom Thumb stores and one Kwik Shop in Tennessee and Mississippi.

CrossAmerica Partners sold 60 convenience retail properties to small, independent operators during the second quarter, the company reported in its Q2 earnings statement.

The 60 stores are scattered across the South Central, Mountain West and Northeast regions of the U.S., and included locations in Colorado and Kansas, marking CrossAmerica’s exit from those states.

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Stewart’s Shops sold four convenience stores to Mirabito Energy Products and two to Prestige Petroleum as part of an agreement with the Federal Trade commission late in 2024 to close Stewart’s buyout of Jolley.

Mirabito’s acquisition introduces the company’s c-store banner to Vermont.

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Alimentation Couche-Tard closed its $1.6 billion acquisition of GetGo Cafe + Markets, the convenience store arm of supermarket chain Giant Eagle. The buyout includes 270 locations across Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland and Indiana.

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Majors Management bought 35 stores from Circle K, the companies announced on July 1. The stores were divested as part of Circle K parent Alimenation Couche-Tard’s deal with the Securities and Exchange Commission to close its acquisition of GetGo Cafe + Market from Giant Eagle. These stores will be rebranded to MAPCO.

The stores are in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and represent the banner’s first locations in all three states.

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Refuel acquired eight stores in the Meridian and Jackson area of Mississippi, the company confirmed on LinkedIn. These sites will use Refuel’s DoubleQuick brand.

Refuel did not share the seller.  

An individual investor bought T & R Corner Store in Wilson, New York. The site includes a made-to-order foodservice program selling items like calzones, pizza, salads and tacos.

Parkland Corp.’s shareholders “resoundingly approved” the company’s $9.1 billion sale to oil and energy firm Sunoco on June 24. 

As of March, Parkland has 645 U.S. c-stores and directly operates about 200 of them. The acquisition represents a return to retail for Sunoco, which sold most of its remaining c-store assets to 7-Eleven in 2024.

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Sampson-Bladen Oil Co., parent of Han-Dee Hugo’s convenience stores, has agreed to acquire the 15-location Breeze Thru Markets chain in North Carolina.

The deal will grow Sampson-Bladen’s c-store network to 125 locations, all of which are located in North Carolina.

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Applegreen received approval to rebuild and operate 18 travel plazas along major Massachusetts roads, including the Massachusetts Turnpike.

Applegreen will spend $750 million on improvements to the plazas as part of the 35-year lease agreement with the Massachusetts Department of Transportation.

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Midwest convenience retailer Mega Saver acquired three Kum & Go c-stores in Nebraska from Maverik on June 10. All three c-stores are located on the west side of Omaha.

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Gill Energy bought Dutchess Terminals and its related entities, including its 13 company-controlled, branded convenience stores and wholesale motor fuel assets and businesses.

The stores are located in Dutchess and Putnam counties in New York.

EG America acquired nine leasehold convenience stores in the Northeast for an undisclosed amount. The stores are under the Neon Marketplace banner and located across Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

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West-coast retailer Poppy Markets acquired Engineer’s Associates, Inc. and its affiliates, doing business as National Petroleum. The deal includes 11 c-stores in California and a fuel distribution business that supplies more than 100 dealers. 

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Good Oil Company purchased Big Mike’s Gas N Go c-store chain in Ohio. These five sites are the first in the Buckeye State for Good Oil, which operates over a dozen Good To Go c-stores in Indiana and Illinois. 

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Pri Mar Petroleum agreed to sell its business, including 13 Pri-Mart c-stores in Michigan, to Blarney Castle Oil.

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Sunoco agreed on May 5 to acquire Parkland Corp. for $9.1 billion. Parkland’s assets include its fuel and refinery business, as well as thousands of convenience retail sites across North America.

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Minuteman Food Mart acquired a former Speedway location in Whiteville, North Carolina. The site will be remodeled and reopened with Minuteman’s amenities, including Chill Zone fountain drinks and Minuteman Brew coffee.

Alimentation Couche-Tard, parent company of Circle K, acquired the two-location Dusterhoft Family Stores chain in North Dakota, according to the Grand Forks Herald.

Stinker Stores is selling 13 convenience stores in Colorado, according to an announcement from Corner Realty. The sales are expected to be finalized by the end of August.

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Nouria officially closed its acquisition of 133-location Enmarket from the Colonial Group, according to an announcement from Nouria. The deal also included 25 car washes. The stores will continue to operate under the Enmarket banner.

“This acquisition represents a significant step in our growth strategy, expanding our presence to the Southeast region and allowing us to serve more customers with the high-quality products and services Nouria is known for,” said Tony El-Nemr, founder and CEO of Nouria.

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Majors Management acquired four c-stores in North Carolina from McNeill Oil Company. All four sites operated under the Mac’s Food Stores banner and are located in Aberdeen, Pinehurst and Southern Pines.

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Alimentation Couche-Tard closed its acquisition of Hutchinson Oil Company, operator of 20 Hutch’s convenience stores across western Oklahoma and southern Kansas, according to a February press release from Matrix Capital Markets Group, which advised Hutch’s on the deal. Couche-Tard also bought Hutchinson’s petroleum marketing business.

Hutchinson separately sold its delivered fuels arm to Hampel Oil Distributors.

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Yesway intends to sell all 30 of its convenience stores across Iowa and Kansas by the end of 2025. A company spokesperson said that Yesway intends to reinvest the proceeds from the sales into c-stores “that enable us to provide a better customer experience.”

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Southeastern c-store and travel center operator LV Petroleum acquired two travel centers from Wilmoth Oil Company in Missouri. The two sites operate under the TravelCenters of America brand.

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Casey’s General Stores purchased Wow! Foodmart in Kentucky. The acquisition, which closed in November but was announced early this year, includes seven convenience stores, one travel center and four liquor stores.

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