Three decades at the pump
One family, one station at a time.
Where it started
The first store: a small Getty gas station.
New Haven Exxon
Became an Exxon dealer; re-opened a closed Exxon in New Haven, CT.
Before
AfterRhode Island property
A large site that opened a third state.
Westfield, MA Exxon
Our first move into Massachusetts.
Before
AfterDairy Queen in a gas station
Became a Dairy Queen franchisee, inside a fuel site in Guilford, CT.
Gas Station with Dairy Queen & Papa Johns
A large property with Dairy Queen and Papa Johns.
Before
After12 sites and Gulf Oil
A 12-site acquisition, and our start as a Gulf Oil fuel jobber.
Phillips 66, Conoco, 76
Added Phillips 66, Conoco and 76 as a fuel jobber.
BP
Became a BP fuel jobber, including a BP conversion in New Haven.
Before
AfterFood service focus
Opened a new BP site with Chester's Fried Chicken, and are adding more food service delis to existing sites.
We don't have customers. We have guests, welcomed at every Shahani site like neighbors.
We don't have accounts. We have partners: the dealers we supply, the operators who lease our sites, and the local businesses that grow alongside us.
Every decision starts with one question: is this good for our community? That means our guests, our partners, our team, and the towns we call home.
Everyone who walks through our doors is a guest. We greet them, serve them, and make them glad they stopped.
When our dealers and site operators succeed, we succeed. We grow together, share the work, and stand by each other.
We work hard and long, never just for the money. Do good work, help people, and the rest follows.
Fuel for the road and food for the body. Our community counts on us, and we show up without fail.
We feed our community. We don't drain it. That means fair prices, honest dealings, and quality we're proud of.
We build stations, relationships, and a future. We build things meant to last, for the community that depends on them.
As our community's needs change, from fuel to fast charging and beyond, we'll be there to meet them together.
Still a family business, every day.
Mohammad Shahid Khan started Shahani Inc in 1993, and his wife Samreen Khan joined him in 1995 after they married. Today the second generation works alongside them to carry the business forward.
Mohammad Shahid Khan
A mechanical engineer from NED University in Pakistan, Mohammad came to the United States in 1989. He started Shahani Inc with a single fueling station and grew it one site at a time, from gas stations to Dairy Queen to Papa Johns.
Mohammad has done it all: fuel, convenience stores and food service. Today Shahani is a multi-branded jobber, and he looks forward to delivering for our partners and customers in every community Shahani serves.
Where we belong
We are active members of the associations that shape our business.
