Yesway raises 2026 outlook after strong Q2
“Our second quarter was a milestone in our company’s history, reflecting broad-based execution across both our fuel and inside merchandise businesses,” said Yesway's Thomas N. Trkla.
“Our second quarter was a milestone in our company’s history, reflecting broad-based execution across both our fuel and inside merchandise businesses,” said Yesway's Thomas N. Trkla.
A decade ago, convenience sector listings were rare as scale was achieved through private ownership or debt. Today, expansion requires more capital.
The Fort Worth, Texas-based company raised about $280 million in its initial public offering, becoming one of the few convenience retailers to go public in recent years.
The filing highlights a convenience operator that has grown through acquisitions, new store construction, and store redevelopments.
“We are incredibly pleased to welcome Chuck to Yesway,” CEO Ray Harrison said.
Harrison brings more than two decades of retail and grocery experience.
The effort will benefit The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country’s Kerr County Flood Relief Fund.
Yesway joins 35,000 stores nationwide in celebrating first responders while raising funds for disaster relief.
Retailer continues rapid expansion across the Southwest.
Community members, customers, and supplier partners are encouraged to join in-store fundraising efforts through July 31