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N J -based QuickChek chain bought by large retailer for $645M

N.J.-based QuickChek chain bought by large retailer for $645M Updated Dec 15, 2020; Facebook Share New Jersey-based QuickChek is about to have a new owner. Murphy USA announced Monday that it had reached an agreement to acquire the Whitehouse Station-based convenience store and gas station chain for $645 million. Murphy is a “leading retailer of gasoline and convenience merchandise” with nearly 1,500 sites located primarily in the Southwest, Southeast and Midwest United States, according to a release from Murphy USA. The majority of Murphy USA’s sites are located in close proximity to Walmart stores. “QuickChek and Murphy USA both reflect a family heritage and a strong people culture,” QuickChek CEO and Chairman Dean Durling said in a statement. “I am thrilled by Murphy USA’s commitment to honor our legacy and preserve our brand while learning from our business model. I am proud of what we have accomplished in making QuickChek what it is today and I am excited ab

On the record – December 15

On the record – December 15 Arrests Brownstown Seth Andrew Spray, 40, Medora, operating while intoxicated with a prior conviction within five years, operating while intoxicated-endangerment, no bond, 8:43 p.m. Sunday. Seymour Jennifer L. Gossar, 53, Seymour, possession of paraphernalia, no bond, 10:59 p.m. Sunday. Christopher Scott Allman, 25, Seymour, operating while intoxicated, no bond, 8:26 p.m. Sunday. Jennings County State Daniel Guy Francis, 32, Seymour, battery in the presence of a child less than 16 years old, no bond, 10:06 a.m. Monday. William Daniel Ray, 41, Commiskey, driving while suspended with a prior conviction within 10 years, no bond, 2:33 p.m. Sunday. Incidents House fire, 124½ S. Stillwell St., 12:10 p.m. Saturday.

Murphy USA buying New Jersey-based QuickChek and its 157 stores

Murphy USA announced Monday an agreement to acquire QuickChek Corporation in an all-cash transaction for $645 million. The purchase price includes expected tax benefits valued at $20 million for a net after-tax purchase price of $625 million. The transaction will be financed with a combination of cash on hand, existing credit facilities and new debt, and El Dorado-based Murphy USA has obtained committed financing from the Royal Bank of Canada. A statement from Murphy USA said that QuickChek represents a truly distinctive business in a class shared by only a few comparable industry peers. Founded in 1967 as an extension of Durling Farms, a door-to-door milk and fresh dairy products delivery service that originally opened in 1888, it is a family-owned chain of 157 stores located in central and northern New Jersey and the New York metro area.

Murphy USA Inks Agreement to Acquire QuickChek for $645 Million

Murphy USA Inks Agreement to Acquire QuickChek for $645 Million EL DORADO, Ark. Murphy USA Inc. will acquire QuickChek Corp. for $645 million in an all-cash transaction. The purchase price includes expected tax benefits valued at $20 million for a net after-tax purchase price of $625 million, the company reported. The deal is being financed with a combination of cash on hand, existing credit facilities and new debt. Murphy USA obtained committed financing from the Royal Bank of Canada. Founded as an extension of Durling Farms in 1967, Whitehouse Station, N.J.-based QuickChek is a family-owned convenience store chain that operates 157 locations in New Jersey, New York s Hudson Valley and Long Island. It is known for its high-quality food and beverage program with a strong regional brand and customer following, and a high-volume fuel offer that is offered at 89 of its newest stores.

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