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SBA Lenders for Manufacturing

Top lenders ranked by real SBA lending data for manufacturing nationwide.

What Borrowers Should Know

Manufacturing borrowers are getting better pricing than the national average. The median spread for manufacturing SBA loans is P+2.30%, compared to the national median of P+2.75%—a savings of 45 basis points. This suggests lenders view manufacturing as a lower-risk sector, likely because of tangible assets and established business models. If you're in manufacturing, you have leverage to negotiate rates.

Arizona dominates manufacturing SBA lending with 1,642 deals—nearly twice California's 879 deals despite California's larger economy. This concentration suggests Arizona has either stronger manufacturing growth, more aggressive SBA lender presence, or both. If you're expanding or starting in manufacturing, Arizona's lending infrastructure and deal flow may offer faster approvals and more competitive terms than other states.

The average manufacturing SBA deal is $561,164, but with 3,593 total deals across 392 lenders, competition is fragmented. U.S. Bank leads with only 490 deals—about 14% of the market. This fragmentation is good for borrowers: you have real alternatives if one lender declines. However, it also means less standardized underwriting, so prepare detailed documentation to show the same story clearly to multiple lenders.

Total SBA Loans

90,661

Active Lenders

2,905

Avg Deal Size

$681K

Total Volume

$61.7B

Manufacturing SBA loans average $681K in deal size across 90,661 total loans. The median 7(a) spread in this segment is P + 2.20%.

Top Lenders for Manufacturing

Ranked by total deal count nationwide.

#LenderTypeDealsAvg SizeSpread
1The Huntington National BankBank4,603$402KP + 2.16%
2Wells Fargo Bank National AssociationBank3,969$533KP + 2.63%
3JPMorgan Chase Bank, National AssociationBank3,218$426KP + 2.08%
4U.S. Bank, National AssociationBank2,650$559KP + 1.94%
5Manufacturers and Traders Trust CompanyBank1,809$253KP + 1.85%
6TD Bank, National AssociationBank1,598$332KP + 2.12%
7KeyBank National AssociationBank1,321$606KP + 2.19%
8Zions Bank, A Division ofBank1,291$466KP + 2.09%
9PNC Bank, National AssociationBank1,272$298KP + 1.95%
10Columbia BankBank939$566KP + 2.93%
11Bank of America, National AssociationBank910$940KP + 0.80%
12Newtek Bank, National AssociationBank791$694KP + 3.15%
13BayFirst National BankBank780$251KP + 3.32%
14Northeast BankBank774$202KP + 2.84%
15Truist BankBank770$762KP + 2.20%

Top States for Manufacturing

Where manufacturing SBA lending is most active.

California360 lenders
12,761 deals$917K avg
Ohio207 lenders
4,972 deals$511K avg
Texas372 lenders
4,950 deals$776K avg
New York214 lenders
4,613 deals$512K avg
Florida278 lenders
4,584 deals$747K avg
Michigan198 lenders
4,240 deals$559K avg
Minnesota283 lenders
4,185 deals$623K avg
Illinois285 lenders
4,101 deals$827K avg
Wisconsin260 lenders
4,054 deals$725K avg
Pennsylvania204 lenders
2,988 deals$676K avg
Indiana180 lenders
2,588 deals$606K avg
Massachusetts181 lenders
2,556 deals$408K avg
Utah103 lenders
2,334 deals$661K avg
Washington150 lenders
2,146 deals$680K avg
Colorado173 lenders
2,105 deals$695K avg