Irving Oil

Canadian convenience store giant Couche-Tard has agreed to buy 52 retail sites from Irving Oil, expanding its network in Atlantic Canada and New England. The deal, announced by the companies, covers fuel and convenience locations as Couche-Tard continues consolidating its position in the North American retail fuel market following a series of acquisitions.

Canadian convenience store operator Couche-Tard is set to acquire Irving Oil's retail assets in Canada, expanding its network of gas stations and convenience locations. The deal will bring a large portion of Irving's fuel retailing footprint under the Couche-Tard banner, further consolidating its position as one of the largest convenience retailers in North America. Financial terms have not yet been detailed.

Quebec-based convenience store giant Couche-Tard has struck a deal to buy Irving Oil's retail sites in Quebec and Ontario. The transaction would expand Alimentation Couche-Tard's network of gas stations and convenience stores in Central Canada while marking Irving Oil's retreat from retail operations in those two provinces. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed in initial reports, and the deal is expected to draw regulatory attention given Couche-Tard's dominant market position in Canadian fuel retail.

Canadian convenience store chain Couche-Tard has announced an agreement to acquire Irving Oil's retail fuel assets in Québec and Ontario. The deal will add Irving-branded gas stations and convenience locations to Couche-Tard's network across the two provinces, strengthening its position in the Canadian fuel retail market. Financial terms of the transaction have not been disclosed.