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Casey's General Stores

CASYNASDAQStock Fundamentals

Casey's General Stores is a leading convenience store operator in the United States, primarily serving smaller communities often overlooked by national chains. The company differentiates itself through a robust prepared food program, particularly its signature pizza, and a vertically integrated supply chain that includes self-distribution of fuel and groceries. Its value proposition centers on providing essential goods, fuel, and high-quality prepared meals to rural and suburban markets.

Market Cap$32.4B
Revenue TTM$17.0B
Net Income TTM$650.1M
P/E Ratio49.89
Net Margin3.83%
EPS TTM$17.42
Free Cash Flow TTM$667.3M
Employees43.0K
CEODarren Rebelez
CountryUnited States of America
Consumer Cyclical
Specialty Retail
SegmentsSpecialty Retail, Convenience Stores, Fuel Retail
Business ModelsBrick-and-mortar retail, Vertical integration, Wholesale fuel distribution
Most Recent EarningsMar 9, 2026 · 2 months agoQ1 2026 · FQ3 FY2026
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Next EarningsJun 8, 2026 · In 3 weeksAfter Market Close · Q2 2026 · FQ4 FY2026

Financials

Based on Q1 2026 · FQ3 FY2026 filing

Gross Margin24.54%
ROE17.88%
D/E77.91%
Current Ratio1.04
Total Debt$3.0B
Cash$465.0M
CapEx TTM$645.6M

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Net Income

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EPS (Diluted)

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Business Segments

Fuel

primary

The retail sale of gasoline and diesel fuel to consumers at self-service stations. This segment is the primary driver of total revenue and is highly sensitive to fluctuations in market prices and consumer travel patterns.

Products

Gasoline, Diesel fuel

Customers

Commuters, Local residents, Commercial drivers

Prepared Food and Dispensed Beverage

major

In-store production and sale of freshly prepared items and beverages. This segment is a significant driver of the company's overall profit margins due to the high-margin nature of proprietary food offerings.

Products

Casey's Pizza, Donuts, Breakfast croissants, Breakfast burritos, Chicken wings, Cheesy breadsticks, Sandwiches, Coffee

Customers

Daily commuters, Local families, Quick-service restaurant customers

Grocery and General Merchandise

major

Retail sale of packaged foods, beverages, and household essentials. This segment includes both national brands and an expanding line of private label products.

Products

Soft drinks, Energy drinks, Beer, Wine, Tobacco and nicotine products, Snacks, Health and beauty aids, Automotive products

Customers

Convenience shoppers, Rural residents

Wholesale and Other

minor

Management of fuel wholesale supply agreements to dealer sites and other wholesale locations, along with ancillary services like car washes and ATM fees.

Products

Wholesale fuel supply, Car wash services, ATM services, Lottery tickets

Customers

Independent fuel dealers, Retail guests

Segment Financials

Fuel — Cost of goods sold (exclusive of depreciation and amortization, shown separately below)

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Reportable Segment — Cost of goods sold (exclusive of depreciation and amortization, shown separately below)

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Reportable Segment — Same-store credit card fees expense

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Prepared food & dispensed beverage — Cost of goods sold (exclusive of depreciation and amortization, shown separately below)

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Grocery & general merchandise — Cost of goods sold (exclusive of depreciation and amortization, shown separately below)

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Business Overview

Competitive Position

A dominant player in small-town markets with a unique competitive advantage in prepared foods and a high degree of real estate ownership.

Geographies

United States, Midwest, Texas, South

Customer Segments

Rural consumers, Suburban residents, Motorists

Upstream Dependencies

Fuel refineries, Food and beverage manufacturers, Tobacco producers, Automotive product suppliers

Downstream Customers

Individual retail consumers, Independent fuel dealers, Local schools (via rewards donations)

Competitors & Partners

Subsidiaries

C

Casey's Marketing Company

Wholly-owned subsidiary responsible for wholesale operations, distribution centers, and fuel network management.

C

Casey's Retail Company

Wholly-owned subsidiary that operates stores and holds intellectual property rights.

C

Casey's Services Company

Wholly-owned subsidiary providing construction, maintenance, and transportation services.

F

Fikes Wholesale

Acquired owner of CEFCO Convenience Stores and fuel terminals.

C

CEFCO Stores, LLC

Retail convenience store brand acquired through the Fikes transaction.

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Common questions about Casey's General Stores

Casey's General Stores is a leading convenience store operator in the United States, primarily serving smaller communities often overlooked by national chains. The company differentiates itself through a robust prepared food program, particularly its signature pizza, and a vertically integrated supply chain that includes self-distribution of fuel and groceries. Its value proposition centers on providing essential goods, fuel, and high-quality prepared meals to rural and suburban markets.

Casey's General Stores (CASY) has a market capitalization of $32.4B and trades on NASDAQ.

Casey's General Stores generated $17.0B in trailing twelve-month revenue with net income of $650.1M, representing a net margin of 3.8%. Gross margin stands at 24.5%, with free cash flow of $667.3M. These figures are based on the Q4 2025 filing.

Casey's General Stores's key competitors include Dollar General, Starbucks Corp, Keurig Dr Pepper Inc., and others. These companies compete in similar markets and product categories.

Casey's General Stores has approximately 42,982 employees.