Casey's General Stores Sets New Records in Q4 2025: Record-Breaking Store Growth, Sales, and Earnings Per Share
Casey's General Stores has made history by achieving record-breaking results in its fourth quarter (Q4) fiscal year 2025, surpassing expectations across key performance indicators. The company, known for its convenience stores, deli food, and community engagement, announced impressive figures during its recent earnings conference call.
According to Darren Rebelez, Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Casey's General Stores, the fiscal year 2025 was the largest store growth year in the company's history. With a total of 35 new builds and 235 units acquired, including the largest transaction in the company's history - the Fikes wholesale acquisition of 198 convenience stores - Casey's has demonstrated its commitment to predictable and capital-efficient growth.
The Q4 fiscal year 2025 results saw diluted earnings per share (EPS) reach $14.64, a staggering 9% increase from the previous year. Net income hit a record-breaking $547 million, while EBITDA soared to $1.2 billion, up 13% from the prior year. Total inside sales grew an impressive 10.9%, with inside same-store sales rising by 2.6%. The two-year stack basis saw an even more significant increase of 7.1%. Prepared food and dispensed beverage sales also experienced a 10% growth.
In addition to its financial achievements, Casey's highlighted its community-focused initiatives, highlighting $6 million in donations to local communities, education, veterans, first responders, food security, and more. This reflects the company's commitment to giving back and making life better for its guests and communities.
Casey's leadership is confident that their two-pronged approach of building new stores and acquiring existing ones has proven successful, ensuring predictable growth while capitalizing on opportunities like the Fikes transaction. As the company looks to the future, it seems poised to continue setting records and driving growth in the convenience store industry.
