2,830 SBA 7(a) loans were approved in New Jersey last year

$1.2B in approvals across 19 industry sectors in fiscal year 2025. Below: which sectors got funded, how much a typical approval was, and how long the lenders wrote the paper for.

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What got funded, by sector

Every approved 7(a) loan carries an industry code. Grouped at the sector level, this is where New Jersey's SBA money went in FY2025.

SectorLoansLendersMedian approvalMedian term
Construction33447$150,000120 mo
Other services (except public administration)32759$115,000120 mo
Professional, scientific and technical services32647$150,000120 mo
Retail trade32546$294,000120 mo
Accommodation and food services30063$208,300120 mo
Health care and social assistance24351$195,000120 mo
Administrative, support and waste management services18050$150,000120 mo
Transportation and warehousing17027$75,000120 mo
Manufacturing16230$200,000120 mo
Wholesale trade16237$240,250120 mo
Arts, entertainment and recreation13142$250,000120 mo
Educational services5820$150,000120 mo
Real estate, rental and leasing4315$150,000120 mo
Finance and insurance3616$100,000120 mo
Information2412$150,000120 mo
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting65$540,000120 mo
Public administration11$150,000120 mo
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction11$250,000120 mo
Utilities11$150,000120 mo

Medians are per sector and are not averaged together — a median cannot be added up. Sector counts partition the year: they sum to the 2,830 approvals above, with no loan counted twice.

New Jersey industries in detail

Where the data is thick enough to name lenders and show the spread of approvals, there is a page for the industry itself.

Lenders active across New Jersey

These names come up at the top of several sectors in New Jersey. It is a picture of who is lending here — not a ranking: the published file lists the leading lenders of each sector, so a bank strong in one single sector can be missing from this view.

TD Bank, National Association20 sectorsNortheast Bank20 sectorsManufacturers and Traders Trust Company20 sectorsNewtek Bank, National Association18 sectorsReadycap Lending, LLC18 sectorsThe Huntington National Bank11 sectorsJPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association13 sectorsLive Oak Banking Company10 sectorsBayFirst National Bank13 sectorsWells Fargo Bank National Association7 sectorsWilmington Savings Fund Society FSB4 sectorsBank of America, National Association5 sectors

Where this comes from

U.S. Small Business Administration, FOIA 7(a) and 504 loan approval data (data.sba.gov), as published on 2026-06-30. Fiscal year 2025 is the last complete one; the year in progress is excluded so the figures do not move under you. All our sources.

This page reports approvals. It says nothing about applications that were declined, and it is not a prediction about yours. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

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