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SBA 504 Top 12 Sectors

SBA 504 Quick Look

Interest Rates6.50%-8.00%
Loan Amount$500k to $25 million
Loan TermFrom 10 - 25 years
Amortizationup to 25 years
Best forReal Estate & Equipment
RecoursePersonal Guarantee
Learn MoreSBA 504
Updated May 1, 2026

SBA 7a Quick Look

Interest Rates7.50%-10.0%
Loan Amount$0-$5million
Loan TermFrom 10 - 25 years
Amortizationup to 25 years
Best forWorking Capital/Biz Acquisition
RecoursePersonal Guarantee
Learn MoreSBA 504
Updated May 15, 2026

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SBA Industry Insights

In the chart below we look at the major sectors making up SBA 504 lending.  Each sector combines multiple NAICS Industry codes.  These sectors represented 89% of all SBA 504 lending in 2025. 

!DOCTYPE html> SBA 504 FY2025 Top 12 Industries

SBA 504 Top 12 Industries — FY2025

Total dollar volume by sector (Gross Approval + TPL)

Top 12 volume

$16.5B

 

Leader

Accommodation

 

Loans approved

6,762

Accommodation $2.96B
 
Health Care & Social Assistance $2.19B
   
Manufacturing $2.01B
   
Retail Trade $1.92B
   
Food Services & Drinking Places $1.54B
   
Construction $1.41B
   
Wholesale Trade $1.10B
   
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation $1.06B
   
Professional, Scientific & Technical $0.87B
   
Transportation & Warehousing $0.60B
   
Real Estate, Rental & Leasing $0.48B
   
Educational Services $0.37B
   
  NAICS 72 subsectors   All other sectors

Source: SBA 504 FOIA data, FY2023–present (as of 12/31/2025). Top 12 sectors shown represent 89% of FY2025 total volume ($18.6B). “Other Services (miscellaneous)” excluded.

SBA 504 financing jumped 17% in FY2025 — $18.6B in total project volume.

Construction led the pack with 34% growth. Manufacturing was close behind at 20%.

The top 12 industries below account for roughly 89% of all activity.

A few questions I’ve been thinking about:

→ Is this growth pulling forward demand, or is it a real shift?
→ How much of it is rate expectations vs actual expansion?
→ What’s the FY2026 number going to look like?

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