The expansion kicked off on July 20 with the launch of the first Bojangles in Arizona, situated in Gilbert to capture the Phoenix market. This marked a significant milestone in the company’s ongoing partnership with the brand. Just three days later, the firm secured a travel center in Seminole, Oklahoma, adding a fresh node to its roadside service infrastructure. By July 29, the company turned its attention back to the Bojangles portfolio, opening a new site at the Rio in Nevada as part of its multi-unit development strategy. Simultaneously, the Midwest received a boost with the debut of a Sbarro Pizza in Napoleon, Ohio.

Kris Roach, president and CEO of LV Petroleum, noted that the month’s activity underscores a commitment to a diversified growth model. The company, founded in 2014 by Guy Madmon and Val Amiel, currently manages a vast array of franchises including Arby’s, Dunkin’, and Starbucks. With the Seminole acquisition, the firm inches closer to its stated target of operating 100 travel centers nationwide, maintaining a focus on consistent service delivery for both professional drivers and local commuters.