All Brands Owned by Murphy USA Inc.

What does Murphy USA own?

Murphy USA owns two retail banners: Murphy USA, the fuel and convenience chain of 1,649 stores clustered near Walmart locations, and QuickChek, the New Jersey and New York convenience store chain of 151 stores acquired in 2020. The Murphy Express banner is being rebranded to Murphy USA.

Is Murphy USA publicly traded?

Yes. Murphy USA trades on the NYSE under ticker MUSA and is an S&P 500 component. It was spun off from Murphy Oil Corporation in 2013 as a standalone public company.

Who founded Murphy USA?

Murphy USA originated inside Murphy Oil Corporation, founded by Charles Haywood Murphy Sr., which launched the retail fuel business in 1996 around Walmart locations. The standalone company was formed in the 2013 spin-off under founding CEO R. Andrew Clyde.

Where is Murphy USA headquartered?

Murphy USA is headquartered in El Dorado, Arkansas, the same town where Murphy Oil Corporation was founded. Its stores operate across 27 states, concentrated in the Southeast, Southwest, and Midwest plus the QuickChek Northeast region.

How many brands does Murphy USA own?

Two principal banners: Murphy USA and QuickChek, with the legacy Murphy Express name being consolidated under Murphy USA. The portfolio is focused rather than diversified.

Who owns Murphy USA?

Murphy USA is publicly owned, with shares distributed among institutional investors and index funds led by Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street. No Murphy family or founding shareholder controls the company.

What were Murphy USA's 2025 results?

For 2025 Murphy USA reported net income of $470.6 million, or $24.10 per diluted share, on 4.8 billion gallons of fuel at a 30.7 cent per gallon contribution and $4.3 billion in merchandise sales generating $869 million contribution at a 20.2 percent margin. The company returned $652 million via buybacks and raised its dividend 18.9 percent.