AI-Driven Direct Store Delivery

From $1Mto a $6.4M run rate.

In three years, GPOX rebuilt convenience-store distribution into a technology-driven network and grew revenue roughly 6×.

The operation

Every store, every week.
One disciplined visit.

GPOX runs a Direct Store Delivery model for gas stations and convenience stores, the high-touch, fragmented routes legacy distributors can't serve profitably. Technology turns that complexity into repeatable, low-cost execution.

~500
active stores across 9 states
$35 to $45
cost to serve per store, per week
~14
SKUs per store, per week
Industry Snapshot

The convenience channel by the numbers

Gas stations and convenience stores
151,975
Gas Stations + Convenience Stores
Single store operators
95,672
63% are Single Store Operators
Stores in Texas
16,504
Number of Stores in Texas
Total sales from fuel and in-store
$817.5Billion
Total Sales From Fuel + In-Store Sales
Total in-store sales only
$341.2Billion
Total In-Store Sales Only
Target market for in-store sales
15% – 20%
Our Target Market for In-Store Sales

* Source: https://www.convenience.org/Research/Convenience-Store-Fast-Facts-and-Stats/FactSheets/IndustryStoreCount

The platform

Infrastructure built for 20,000 stores.

Roughly $5M has already been invested in the hubs, fleet and software that power the network. PRISM+ coordinates routing, inventory and category mix across every node, so adding stores adds revenue, not overhead.

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~$5M infrastructure investedCapacity already in place for up to 20,000 locations.
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Flat cost to serveDensity compounds contribution per route while cost stays fixed.
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PRISM+ intelligenceAI-driven routing and assortment across the network.
The model

One visit.
Layered revenue.

Multiple revenue streams ride on a single weekly visit, so contribution per route compounds while the cost to serve stays flat. Average revenue per store has climbed from roughly $180 to about $1,000 a month, with a clear path to $2,000 as density and category mix deepen.

$180 → $1,000
avg revenue / store / month (≈5.5× since 2022)
15% → 28%
gross margin expansion
By the numbers

The thesis, in eight figures.

FY2025 revenue is audited; figures marked estimate are unaudited management estimates as of April 2026.

Three-year revenue growth
6×
From roughly $1M at acquisition to a ~$6.4M annualized run rate.
Estimate
Run rate
$6.4M
Annualized, Apr 2026
Audited
FY2025 revenue
$4.74M
Audited financials
Avg revenue / store / month
$180 → $1,000
≈5.5× since 2022, with a path to $2,000 as density deepens.
Gross margin
15% → 28%
Margin expansion
Target market
$50B+
Underserved slice of $341.2B
Network capacity
20,000
Stores supported today
Cash-flow positive at
~1,000
stores · ≈$12M annualized
The operating leverage

Cost to serve stays flat.
Revenue per store climbs.

That gap is the whole thesis. The cost to serve a store holds at roughly $35 to $45 a week, while monthly revenue per store has multiplied since the 2022 acquisition, with a clear path further.

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$1,000
average revenue per store, per month
$0$2,000
Gross margin~28%
Cost to serve$35 to $45 / weekflat

About $1,000 per store today, roughly 5.5× since 2022, across about 500 stores in 9 states.

All figures are reported operating data or management estimates from the investor memorandum (as of April 2026), not guidance. Per-store revenue and margin are unaudited.

6×
revenue growth in three years
$1M$6.4M run rate
FY2025: $4.74M auditedRun rate: mgmt. estimate, Apr 2026

Revenue grew from roughly $1M at acquisition to a ~$6.4M annualized run rate. FY2025 revenue was about $4.74M (audited); the run rate is an unaudited management estimate as of April 2026, with a path to ~$12M at 1,000 stores.

The opportunity
$50B+

An underserved slice of a $341.2B market.

GPOX targets 15 to 20% of the in-store convenience retail market, the demand existing players miss because the routes are too fragmented, the SKUs too specialized, and the service too high-touch to scale without technology.

See the full thesis.

The complete investor memo covers the model, unit economics, capital plan and risk factors in detail.

GPO Plus, Inc.  Â·  OTCQB: GPOX  Â·  [email protected]

Forward-looking statements and estimates. Statements regarding run-rate revenue, per-store revenue, gross margin, store-count targets, capital plans and PRISM+ are forward-looking and reflect unaudited management estimates as of April 2026. Actual results may differ materially. FY2025 revenue of approximately $4.74M is audited; figures presented as "run rate," "annualized," or "estimate" are not.

Going concern and concentration. The Company's most recent audited financials include a going-concern qualification. The Company has significant customer concentration (one customer represented roughly 92% of revenue for the nine months ended Jan 31, 2026) and will require substantial additional capital, the raising of which is expected to be dilutive. See the Company's Form 10-K and 10-Q for full risk factors.

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