SBA Loans for Wholesale & Distribution in California
Since fiscal year 2021, at least 153 lenders made 2,331 SBA loans to Wholesale & Distribution businesses in California. These are the most active, based on public SBA data.
Most active SBA lenders for Wholesale & Distribution in California
| # | Lender | Industry loans | Average | To startups | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | U.S. Bank, National Association Cincinnati, OH | 225 | $348,556 | 30% | 7(a), Express |
| 2 | Northeast Bank Lewiston, ME | 143 | $172,726 | 12% | 7(a) |
| 3 | Bank of Hope Los Angeles, CA | 138 | $624,624 | 21% | 7(a), Express |
| 4 | JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association Columbus, OH | 119 | $294,013 | 8% | 7(a), Express |
| 5 | Newtek Bank, National Association Miami, FL | 119 | $426,809 | 18% | 7(a), Express |
| 6 | BayFirst National Bank Saint Petersburg, FL | 119 | $171,708 | 2% | 7(a) |
| 7 | Bank of America, National Association Charlotte, NC | 96 | $477,233 | 10% | 7(a), Express |
| 8 | Wells Fargo Bank National Association Sioux Falls, SD | 96 | $374,322 | 82% | 7(a), Express |
| 9 | Lendistry SBLC, LLC Los Angeles, CA | 72 | $201,762 | 1% | 7(a) |
| 10 | Readycap Lending, LLC Berkeley Heights, NJ | 63 | $450,529 | 17% | 7(a), Express |
Related guide: Loans for Food Distributors
Other industries in California
- Retail Stores5,580 loans
- Restaurants & Lodging4,915 loans
- Professional Services4,669 loans
- Construction4,328 loans
- Health Care3,840 loans
- Personal Services & Repair3,604 loans
- Manufacturing2,383 loans
- Trucking & Transportation1,884 loans
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Frequently asked questions
Which lenders make the most SBA loans to Wholesale & Distribution businesses in California?
Based on public SBA data, the most active were U.S. Bank, National Association, Northeast Bank, Bank of Hope.
How many SBA loans did Wholesale & Distribution businesses get in California?
2,331 SBA loans since fiscal year 2021, from at least 153 different lenders.
Which SBA loan fits a Wholesale & Distribution business?
Most use a 7(a) for equipment, build-out, working capital or buying a business, and a 504 to buy their building. For under $50,000, look at Microloans.
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