CASEYS GENERAL STORES INC

Overview

Casey’s General Stores, Inc. operates convenience stores and sells retail fuel, primarily in the United States. Its stores offer fuel alongside prepared foods—including pizza, donuts, breakfast items and sandwiches—and beverages, groceries, tobacco and other everyday essentials. At April 30, 2026, the company operated 2,944 stores in 19 states, with about half located in Iowa, Missouri and Illinois.[1]+2

Founded in Iowa and incorporated in 1967, Casey’s describes its mission as “Here For Good,” focused on creating stronger communities.[4]+2 For fiscal 2026, ended April 30, 2026, it reported revenue of approximately $17.6 billion and 49,848 team members.[7][8] [1]+7

Products & services

Casey’s FY2026 product range includes prepared foods and dispensed beverages sold through in-store kitchens. Pizza is a core offering, available by the slice or as made-to-order whole pies; other products include hot and made-to-order sandwiches, salads, wraps, fries, donuts, cookies, flavored bone-in and boneless wings, fountain drinks, bean-to-cup coffee and frozen dispensed beverages. Wings were offered at approximately 850 stores as of April 30, 2026.[9] Its online menu includes Taco Pizza and breakfast pizzas such as Sausage Breakfast Pizza and Bacon Breakfast Pizza, with pizza pickup, delivery and breakfast ordering available online.[10]+4

Stores typically stock more than 3,000 packaged food, beverage and non-food items. Categories include soft drinks, energy drinks, water, sports drinks, juice, coffee, tea and dairy; beer, wine and spirits; packaged snacks, candy and bakery products; tobacco and nicotine products; frozen foods, ice and ice cream; and health and beauty, automotive, electronics-accessory and housewares items. Casey’s also identifies private-label products alongside national and regional brands. Store services include ATMs, lottery and prepaid cards.[15]+7

Nearly all locations sell self-service gasoline and diesel, with all but six stores offering fuel as of April 30, 2026. At that date, 64 stores offered EV charging and 241 offered car washes. Casey’s Rewards, accessed through its mobile app, lets members earn points from online, in-store and at-pump purchases and redeem them for fuel discounts, Casey’s Cash or Cash for Classrooms donations; the program also provides offers and bonus points. Casey’s advertises delivery of pizza, snacks, groceries and other convenience items, subject to local availability.[23]+4

Across the three fiscal years ended April 30, 2026, fuel averaged about 62% of total revenue and 34% of revenue less cost of goods sold (excluding depreciation and amortization). Prepared food and dispensed beverages combined with grocery and general merchandise averaged about 36% of revenue and 63% of that gross-profit measure; prepared food and dispensed beverages alone had an average margin of about 58% on that basis.[28][29] [9]+26

Geographic presence

Casey’s General Stores operated 2,944 stores across 19 U.S. states at April 30, 2026: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin. The company does not report store counts or revenue by state or region; it reports one operating segment. Roughly half of its stores are in Iowa, Missouri and Illinois.[30]+2

The company’s Store Support Center is in Ankeny, Iowa. Its facilities include distribution centers in Terre Haute, Indiana, and Joplin, Missouri, as well as an acquired office in Temple, Texas, and a fuel terminal in Waco, Texas.[33][34] At April 30, 2026, approximately 94% of employees worked in stores; the filing gives no state-level employee breakdown.[8] [30]+6

Business segments

Casey’s FY2026 reporting identifies **one operating segment and one reportable segment**. The company also discloses revenue in four categories for business-trend analysis; these categories are not separate reportable segments.[30]

As a share of FY2026 total revenue of $17.56 billion, **Fuel** contributed approximately 60.4%; **Grocery and general merchandise**, 26.0%; **Prepared food and dispensed beverage**, 10.1%; and **Other (1)**, 3.4%.[35]

Fuel represents retail fuel sales. Grocery and general merchandise covers convenience-store merchandise, while prepared food and dispensed beverage includes food and beverages sold through the stores; the company highlights products such as hot sandwiches, bakery items, and whole pizzas in discussing this category. The filing does not further describe “Other (1).” [28]+3 [30]+4

Company history

Donald Lamberti and K.C. Fish opened Casey’s first store in a converted garage in Boone, Iowa, in 1968; the company adopted the Casey’s name in 1970, drawing on Fish’s initials.[37] Casey’s became publicly traded in 1983 and introduced its made-from-scratch pizza in 1985.[38][39]

The company built its Ankeny, Iowa Store Support Center and first distribution center in 1990, then opened a second distribution center in Terre Haute, Indiana, in 2016.[33][1] Leadership passed from Robert J. Myers to Terry Handley in 2016; Darren Rebelez became president and CEO in 2019, succeeding Handley.[40][41]

Casey’s completed its acquisition of Buchanan Energy in 2021, adding Bucky’s locations to its network.[42] In 2024, it completed the acquisition of Fikes Wholesale, owner of CEFCO; the deal added 198 convenience stores and was described by the company as its largest acquisition to date.[43] [33]+15

Sources

• CASEYS GENERAL STORES INC — Full financial report (2026 Y)
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