U.S. Small Business Administration · 7(a) / 504 FOIA

SBA Loans by Industry and State

Name: SBA Loans by Industry and State
Creator: U.S. Small Business Administration · 7(a) / 504 FOIA

Explore the SBA loan amounts approved for five industries, by state, program and fiscal year.

FY2020–2025 approvals · as of June 30, 2026 · cancelled loans excluded

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FY2025 · 7(a) · Restaurants and other eating places · 7225 · as of June 30, 2026

SBA Loans by Industry and State. Exact values are available in the state table.

TOTAL APPROVED LOAN DOLLARS

$0–<$78,000,000
$78,000,000–<$156,000,000
$156,000,000–<$234,000,000
$234,000,000–<$312,000,000
$312,000,000–≤$390,000,000
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Lower bound included

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All 50 states and DC

Texas has the highest selected point estimate ($384,902,800); Vermont has the lowest ($1,038,500).

FY2025 · 7(a) · Restaurants and other eating places · 7225 · as of June 30, 2026

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All 50 states and DC · point estimates · DC excluded from state ranks

Alabama	$34,835,400	60 loans	$350,000	25
Alaska	$6,248,700	8 loans	Unavailable	45
Arizona	$69,346,200	117 loans	$430,800	14
Arkansas	$8,800,600	28 loans	$235,800	41
California	$384,417,600	780 loans	$300,000	2
Colorado	$81,103,400	167 loans	$305,000	12
Connecticut	$23,319,500	62 loans	$215,950	31
Delaware	$12,173,100	21 loans	$320,000	37
District of Columbia	$11,912,100	25 loans	$200,000	Unranked
Florida	$222,667,900	392 loans	$411,000	3
Georgia	$167,965,400	257 loans	$494,300	4
Hawaii	$4,742,000	26 loans	$75,000	46
Idaho	$21,693,400	50 loans	$250,900	32
Illinois	$127,877,400	245 loans	$256,000	6
Indiana	$38,929,000	89 loans	$250,000	23
Iowa	$13,933,900	31 loans	$200,000	35
Kansas	$25,599,100	46 loans	$404,250	29
Kentucky	$24,024,500	45 loans	$250,000	30
Louisiana	$34,615,000	54 loans	$490,700	26
Maine	$8,093,300	32 loans	$214,000	43
Maryland	$44,718,900	114 loans	$216,500	21
Massachusetts	$56,734,300	187 loans	$150,000	16
Michigan	$96,093,600	212 loans	$258,450	10
Minnesota	$39,060,200	101 loans	$200,000	22
Mississippi	$10,048,600	25 loans	$150,000	40
Missouri	$55,358,600	90 loans	$448,500	18
Montana	$12,966,200	23 loans	$330,000	36
Nebraska	$10,382,700	25 loans	$140,000	39
Nevada	$35,323,400	83 loans	$300,000	24
New Hampshire	$15,820,200	46 loans	$118,000	34
New Jersey	$114,362,400	206 loans	$272,500	8
New Mexico	$8,464,900	20 loans	$190,000	42
New York	$128,728,500	380 loans	$150,000	5
North Carolina	$124,909,600	169 loans	$480,000	7
North Dakota	$2,420,100	10 loans	$116,000	49
Ohio	$75,764,600	235 loans	$150,000	13
Oklahoma	$20,473,500	35 loans	$430,000	33
Oregon	$29,225,100	81 loans	$150,000	28
Pennsylvania	$95,359,100	215 loans	$250,000	11
Rhode Island	$10,763,400	35 loans	$150,000	38
South Carolina	$56,218,600	83 loans	$499,500	17
South Dakota	$7,631,700	17 loans	$333,000	44
Tennessee	$53,817,900	86 loans	$420,600	20
Texas	$384,902,800	535 loans	$484,000	1
Utah	$32,369,800	74 loans	$250,000	27
Vermont	$1,038,500	12 loans	$50,000	50
Virginia	$69,283,500	117 loans	$425,000	15
Washington	$103,663,200	221 loans	$296,000	9
West Virginia	$3,545,700	13 loans	$105,000	48
Wisconsin	$55,198,900	105 loans	$318,700	19
Wyoming	$4,046,700	10 loans	$94,750	47

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Five industries, with defined NAICS coverage

Restaurants and other eating places use NAICS 7225; plumbing, heating and air-conditioning contractors use 238220; offices of dentists use 621210; child day care services use 624410; and automotive repair and maintenance use 8111. The contractor category includes plumbing and cannot isolate HVAC-only businesses. These are five selected industries, not every SBA-supported business. The program control keeps 7(a) and 504 observations separate.

Approved amounts and fiscal years

Counts and dollars aggregate non-cancelled SBA approvals by ProjectState, ApprovalFY, NaicsCode and program. GrossApproval is the total approved loan amount, not just the SBA-guaranteed portion. Fiscal years run October 1 through September 30. The June 30, 2026 source supports complete approval years FY2020–2025; partial FY2026 is excluded. Current loan status is evaluated as of the source date, so a later refresh can revise older cohorts.

Counts are not approval probabilities

The files describe approved loans, including undisbursed commitments and loans later paid off or charged off. They do not supply every rejected application, so this explorer cannot calculate an application approval rate, predict eligibility or estimate a business failure rate. A loan approval is also not proof that the full amount was disbursed. Counts are loans, not unique borrowers or unique businesses.

Zero, small samples and reproducibility

Cancelled loans and rows outside the 50 states/DC or missing ProjectState are excluded. Zero counts mean no qualifying approval records in the selected snapshot, not no demand or no lenders. Counts and dollar totals retain small cells; median loan amounts require at least ten qualifying loans. Smaller medians remain unavailable instead of displaying an unstable benchmark. A compact source extract retains only the six analytical fields needed to reproduce the aggregates, with the original download checksum. No borrower or lender directory is published.

Source and reproducibility

U.S. Small Business Administration · 7(a) / 504 FOIA. Sources retrieved October 1, 2026. The snapshot stays fixed until a reviewed data refresh; this page does not claim live data.

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Common questions

Can this tell me whether my restaurant will receive a loan?

No. It shows observed approved amounts, not application outcomes for all applicants.

Why can a state have loan dollars but no median?

The count is fewer than ten. The amount is retained, while the median benchmark is withheld by this explorer’s minimum-count rule.