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A pretty decent slice of earnings
Casey’s General Stores just served up its first-quarter numbers, and the plate looks fairly full. The convenience-store chain said diluted EPS came in at $7.37, up 27.7% from a year ago, while net income rose 27.1% to $273.7 million. EBITDA also moved higher, climbing 17.1% to $485.1 million.
Why investors care
For a business like Casey’s, these results matter because they show the company can keep squeezing more profit out of the everyday stuff people buy on road trips, lunch runs, and late-night snack missions. If same-store sales keep cooperating, the market tends to reward that kind of boring-but-reliable compounding magic.
The fine print
The release covers the three months ended July 31, 2026, which makes this a straightforward first-quarter earnings result — not a forecast, not a teaser, just the actual scorecard.
- EPS: $7.37, up 27.7%
- Net income: $273.7 million, up 27.1%
- EBITDA: $485.1 million, up 17.1%
Big picture: Casey’s is doing what investors like best from a retailer — making a pretty ordinary business look quietly powerful.