SunocoCorp Llc(NYSE) SUNC

Sunoco helps move and sell motor fuel to keep vehicles and businesses running. The company operates a massive network of pipelines and terminals across 32 countries and territories. It also supplies fuel to thousands of local gas stations and commercial customers.

Fuel, Pipes, and Plants

• Fuel Distribution: Supplies over 15 billion gallons of motor fuel annually to approximately 11,000 branded locations and 13,000 commercial businesses.
• Pipeline Systems: Manages approximately 14,000 miles of pipelines for moving crude oil, refined products, and ammonia across North America.
• Terminals: Operates 83 facilities that provide storage and distribution services for the company and third-party customers.
• Refinery: Produces gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel at the Burnaby Refinery in British Columbia with a capacity of 55,000 barrels per day.

Recent Growth and Strategic Moves

• Acquired Parkland on October 31, 2025, expanding fuel distribution and convenience retail operations across 26 countries.
• Purchased TanQuid on January 16, 2026, for approximately $540 million to add fuel terminals in Germany and Poland.
• Completed the NuStar Acquisition on May 3, 2024, to integrate extensive midstream logistics and storage assets.
• Acquired over 200 fuel distribution sites and various supply agreements through multiple smaller transactions during 2025.

What Makes Sunoco Different

The company integrates a global sourcing footprint with a vast waterborne logistics network to capture price differences between regions. Its ownership of both midstream pipelines and downstream distribution creates a protected supply chain for its branded fuel network.

The Recent Financial Record

• Revenue reached $8.6 billion for the quarter ended December 31, 2025.
• Gross profit was $705 million during the fourth quarter of 2025.
• Net income totaled $32 million for the final quarter of 2025.
• Operating cash flow and free cash flow were both $23.2 million in the first quarter of 2018.

Evolution of the Business

Sunoco has transitioned from a domestic fuel provider into a global energy infrastructure player through aggressive acquisitions in North America and Europe. The business now balances steady fuel distribution with complex pipeline and refinery operations.