The SBA's Made in America push has thrown the 7(a) program wide open for U.S. manufacturers — up to $10M for equipment, facilities, working capital, and reshoring production. If you make things in America, this is the cheapest growth capital you will ever see.
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Federal priority on domestic manufacturing means lenders are actively hunting for manufacturing deals to approve — the opposite of the usual dynamic.
Equipment and working capital on ~10-year terms; real estate up to 25 years. Payments your margins can actually carry.
One 7(a) facility can combine equipment, buildout, and working capital — one loan, one payment, one closing.
"We financed two CNC machines and a building expansion in a single SBA package. Our old equipment lender wanted double the payment for half the money."
— Precision parts manufacturer, OhioOwners generally need a 680+ FICO with no recent bankruptcies or foreclosures. The business should show roughly $250K+ in annual revenue and positive cash flow.
Fabrication, assembly, processing, packaging, printing, food production, machining, electronics — if you transform materials into products in a U.S. facility, you likely qualify. Not sure? Ask us — the eligibility check takes one call.
The 7(a) program supports loans up to $10 million for qualifying manufacturers. Under $350K runs through a streamlined fast-track; larger deals get dedicated underwriting.
Typically 3–6 weeks from complete file to funding — dramatically faster than walking into a bank branch cold.
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