ARKO Corp. Completes IPO of Subsidiary ARKO Petroleum Corp., Restructures Debt

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ARKO Corp. announced the completion of the initial public offering for its indirect subsidiary, ARKO Petroleum Corp., and detailed the associated intercompany agreements and credit facility restructuring.

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• Subsidiary IPO Completed

  ARKO Petroleum Corp. (APC), an indirect subsidiary, completed its Initial Public Offering on February 13, 2026, offering 11,111,111 shares of Class A common stock.

• Retained Ownership in Subsidiary

  ARKO Corp. retains significant indirect ownership in APC, holding approximately 75.9% of economic interests and 94.0% of combined voting power after the IPO.

• Credit Facility Restructuring

  The company restructured its credit facilities, reducing the GPM PNC Facility from $140 million to $56 million and establishing a new $84 million revolving credit facility for APC. No new debt was incurred by either entity in connection with this restructuring.

• Intercompany Agreements Finalized

  Several intercompany agreements were finalized, including those for management services, tax matters, fuel distribution, omnibus arrangements, employee matters, and registration rights, defining the ongoing operational and financial relationship between ARKO Corp. and APC.

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This 8-K filing details the successful completion of the IPO for ARKO Petroleum Corp., a significant strategic move for ARKO Corp. The IPO allows ARKO to unlock value from its petroleum distribution business while maintaining substantial control. The accompanying restructuring of credit facilities and comprehensive intercompany agreements formalize the financial and operational separation, providing clarity and dedicated resources for both the parent company and its newly public subsidiary. This event is expected to enhance the strategic flexibility and capital allocation for both entities.