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Federated Co-op buying up Husky gas bars, car washes, c-stores

Once the deal is complete, FCL says, it will transfer the sites to several independent local co-ops across Western Canada
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The purchase of the 181 retail fuel sites is subject to certain customary closing conditions, including clearance by the Canadian Competition Bureau.

SASKATOON - Federated Co-operatives Limited has announced it has agreed to invest $264 million to purchase 181 Husky retail fuel sites from certain wholly-owned subsidiaries of Cenovus Energy Inc., the largest retail acquisition in Co-op's history.

The announcement was made on behalf of local Co-ops in the Co-operative Retailing System

The acquired retail fuel sites include a mix of gas bars, on-site car washes and convenience stores. Once the deal is complete, FCL says, it will transfer the sites to several independent local co-ops across Western Canada. 

"These new locations will strengthen our presence in Western Canada and will bring our unmatched service and support to new geographic areas,” stated the FCL in a release.

The purchase of the 181 retail fuel sites is subject to certain customary closing conditions, including clearance by the Canadian Competition Bureau.