ampm
ampm is an American convenience store chain owned by BP America, Inc., a subsidiary of BP.
ampm is an American convenience store chain owned by BP America, Inc., a subsidiary of BP. It operates in several western U.S. states and has also had international branches, including in Costa Rica and Brazil. The brand was originally founded by Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO) and was acquired by BP in 2000.
History
ampm originated as a brand associated with ARCO and later became part of BP's North American retail business after BP acquired ARCO in 2000. The chain withdrew from the Eastern United States in 2012, but later reopened in New York City with an outlet in The Bronx.
Operations
The chain operates convenience stores in several western U.S. states, including Arizona, California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. Source material also indicates branches in parts of Latin America, such as Costa Rica and Brazil.
Corporate ownership
ampm is owned by BP America, Inc., a BP subsidiary. This places the brand within BP's broader retail and fuel-related business interests in North America.
Key facts
- ampm is a US convenience store chain owned by BP.
- It operates in five western US states.
- The brand originally belonged to ARCO, acquired by BP in 2000.
- It left the Eastern US in 2012 but returned with a Bronx store.
- International branches exist in Costa Rica and Brazil.
Frequently asked questions
What is ampm?
Who owns ampm?
Where does ampm operate?
Was ampm once in the Eastern United States?
What company originally founded the brand?
References
- Wikipedia — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AmpmSupports: Basic description of ampm as an American convenience store chain, ownership by BP America, Inc., operating regions, and history of Eastern U.S. withdrawal and return.