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Fort Worth convenience store chain goes public in $280M Nasdaq debut

Summary by The Business Journals
The parent company of Allsup’s convenience stores, known for its deep-fried burritos, is now trading on Nasdaq after raising $280 million in the first traditional IPO of 2026 for a Dallas-Fort Worth company.

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Fort Worth convenience store chain goes public in $280M Nasdaq debut

The parent company of Allsup’s convenience stores, known for its deep-fried burritos, is now trading on Nasdaq after raising $280 million in the first traditional IPO of 2026 for a Dallas-Fort Worth company.

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The Business Journals broke the news in United States on Wednesday, April 22, 2026.
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