December 26, 2024 – Chestnut Market is thrilled to announce the acquisition of three locations in Tarrytown, Newburgh, and Carmel, NY. This acquisition marks a significant step forward in Chestnut Market’s mission to grow its footprint and serve more communities across the Hudson Valley region.

The Tarrytown location represents Chestnut Market’s second store in this vibrant community, while the Newburgh and Carmel stores are the company’s first in their respective areas. These additions underscore Chestnut Market’s dedication to strategic growth and its commitment to delivering exceptional service and amenities to customers in these regions.

“These new locations are a perfect fit for the Chestnut Market brand,” said Faheem Jamal, Director of C-Store Operations at Chestnut Market. “We are confident that these stores will thrive and become integral parts of their respective communities.”

The acquisition of these stores not only represents a milestone in Chestnut Market’s growth but also reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to building community-oriented businesses. As part of the transition, Chestnut Market plans to enhance the stores with its signature customer experience, which includes state-of-the-art facilities, superior convenience, and clean restrooms.

With this acquisition, Chestnut Market continues to solidify its reputation as a trusted and innovative leader in the convenience store industry, fostering connections with communities while driving forward its strategic expansion plans.

About Chestnut Market

Founded in the early 1980s by the Jamal brothers—Mickey, Sal, Cal, and Sam—the company has expanded to 75 locations across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Over the years, Chestnut Market has established itself as a leader, driven by a steadfast focus on employee development, operational efficiency, and cutting-edge technology. Through initiatives like Chestnut Cares, the company supports education, youth athletics, and research for children’s cancer, embodying its mission to give back to the community.

Story originally published by CSP.