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Susser Holdings Corporation

Susser Holdings Corporation was a publicly traded company that used to trade on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol SUSS. The company was a holding company that operated through its subsidiaries in the convenience store and retail industry.

Susser Holdings Corporation was incorporated in 1933 and was headquartered in Houston, Texas. The company operated over 600 convenience stores and gas stations across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, primarily under the 7-Eleven brand. They also operated a CITGO branded fuel station in Texas.

In addition to convenience stores and gas stations, Susser Holdings also operated a dairy processing plant in Texas which produced and sold milk, grocery stores, and a bakery. They also offered other services such as money orders, utility bill payment processing, check cashing, gift cards, and lottery tickets.

Susser Holdings Corporation was acquired by Energy Transfer Partners, LP (ETP) in 2014 for approximately $2.4 billion. Shareholders of Susser Holdings received 0.2529 of a common unit of ETP for each share of Susser Holdings, which was equivalent to $82.10 per share at the time.

It's worth noting that the company has since been delisted from the stock exchange and is no longer a publicly traded company. All information about the company's financials and operations is also no longer publicly available.

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