Convenience store inside margin measures inside-store revenue less related cost of goods sold as a percentage of inside sales.
Casey's fiscal 2026 inside sales were about $6.340 billion and inside gross profit was about $2.676 billion.
The blended inside margin was about 42.2%
Dividing $2.676 billion by $6.340 billion gives approximately 42.2%.
The result sits between the prepared-food margin of 58.6% and grocery and merchandise margin of 35.8%.
Category mix determines the blended result
Prepared food represented about 28.0% of inside sales but roughly 38.9% of inside gross profit.
That higher gross-profit contribution reflects its substantially stronger category margin.
Use Convenience Store Prepared Food Margin and Convenience Store Grocery and Merchandise Margin to decompose the blend.
This is not a separately standardized GAAP line item
The calculation combines Casey's disclosed categories and excludes depreciation and amortization from category cost of goods sold.
It should not be compared mechanically with another retailer's consolidated gross margin.
Primary source: Casey's General Stores 2026 Form 10-K.
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