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| From google AI
Casey's fuel profit margin varies but generally hovers around 40 to 42 cents per gallon (CPG), with recent reports showing margins like 41.0 CPG in Q1 FY2026 and 41.6 CPG in Q2 FY2026, reflecting strong performance by balancing volume with pricing strategy, despite volatile gas prices. The company aims for stable margins and uses its strong inside sales (food, drinks) to complement fuel, driving overall profitability.
Recent Fuel Margin Examples (Cents Per Gallon)
Fiscal Q1 2026 (ended July 31, 2025): 41.0 CPG.
Fiscal Q2 2026 (ended October 31, 2025): 41.6 CPG.
Fiscal Year 2025 (full year): 40.7 CPG.
Key Takeaways
Stable Performance: Casey's fuel team successfully maintains healthy margins (over 40 CPG) while growing fuel gallons, notes Casey's.
Not Just Fuel: Fuel is important, but a large portion of Casey's overall profit comes from its in-store offerings (prepared food, drinks, groceries) with much higher margins (around 41-42% for inside sales).
Market Share: They use consistent pricing and strong in-store sales to gain market share, even in challenging fuel price environments, according to Investor's Business Daily and Alphasumer. | |
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