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Convenience Store Average Retail Sales per Store

measures annual retail sales generated per mature convenience-store location under the issuer's stated eligibility rule.

By Lee BaileyPublished Sep 26, 2026
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Sep 26, 2026Use the dated article and cited sources for the definition, examples, and stated limitations.
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17 connected conceptsPart of the reviewed Convenience Store & Fuel Retail Economics; issuer definitions remain distinct where disclosed.
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Convenience store average retail sales per store measures annual retail sales generated per mature location under Casey's eligibility rule.

Casey's reported $5.879 million of average retail sales per mature store in fiscal 2026, up from $5.556 million in fiscal 2025.

Average retail sales increased about 5.8%

The increase was approximately $323,000 per mature store, or 5.8%.

That unit-level change helps separate productivity from chain growth through new and acquired locations.

The mature-store sales bridge splits into inside and fuel

Average inside sales were $2.199 million.

Subtracting that from $5.879 million leaves about $3.680 million of average retail fuel sales per mature store, exactly the fuel-sales figure Casey's reported in its individual-store comparison table.

Retail sales are sensitive to fuel prices

Fuel dollars can move even when gallons do not.

Use Convenience Store Average Fuel Gallons per Store alongside retail sales to separate price-driven dollars from physical throughput.

Primary source: Casey's General Stores 2026 Form 10-K.

Part of the Convenience Store & Fuel Retail Economics

Connects convenience-store inside sales and category contribution with retail fuel throughput, per-gallon economics, mature-store demand, unit productivity, and footprint growth.

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Compare unit-level retail sales with inside sales, fuel dollars, and physical gallon throughput.

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