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SBA lenders in Longview, TX

SBA 7(a) and 504 loans to businesses in Longview (Gregg County), October 2021 to June 30, 2026 · Updated October 15, 2026
56
SBA loans approved
$62.3M
Total approved
$359,500
Median loan
31
Lenders active
38%
To startups

56 SBA loans worth $62.3M went to businesses in Longview, TX between October 2021 and June 2026, from 31 lenders. Huntington National Bank made the most, 7 loans. The median loan was $359,500, compared with $320,600 across Texas, and retail was the most financed industry.

Most active SBA lenders in Longview

#LenderLoansApprovedMedian loanTo startups
1Huntington National Bank
Bank · Columbus, OH
7$3.2M$250,70071%
2Newtek Bank
Bank · Miami, FL
5$1.3M$300,00020%
3JPMorgan Chase Bank
Bank · Columbus, OH
4$1.4M$136,00025%
4T Bank
Bank · Dallas, TX
3$6.9M$1,775,00033%
5Celtic Bank
Bank · Salt Lake City, UT
3$4.4M$150,00067%
6Northeast Bank
Bank · Portland, ME
3$231K$83,00033%
7Readycap Lending
Non-bank lender · Berkeley Heights, NJ
2$4.3M$2,146,000100%
8Byline Bank
Bank · Chicago, IL
2$2.4M$1,197,50050%
9US Metro Bank
Bank · Garden Grove, CA
2$2.2M$1,107,0000%
10East Texas Regional Development Company
Certified development company · Kilgore, TX
2$1.1M$548,0000%
11Greater East Texas Certified Development
Certified development company · Tyler, TX
2$730K$365,0000%
12Austin Bank Texas
Bank · Jacksonville, TX
2$578K$289,10050%
13New Millennium Bank
Bank · Fort Lee, NJ
1$5.0M$5,000,000100%
14GBank
Bank · Las Vegas, NV
1$5.0M$5,000,0000%
15Capital Certified Development
Certified development company · Austin, TX
1$4.9M$4,904,0000%
7(a) and 504 lenders combined, ranked by number of loans to businesses in Longview. For 504 loans the lender shown is the certified development company.

What gets financed in Longview

IndustryLoansShareMedian loanMost active lender
Retail13
23%
$978,000US Metro Bank
Restaurants and hotels11
20%
$3,580,000Celtic Bank
Professional and technical services8
14%
$139,500Byline Bank
Construction7
12%
$261,500Newtek Bank
Health care and social assistance5
9%
$83,000Huntington National Bank
Other services (repair, personal care)3
5%
$250,700Huntington National Bank
Wholesale trade3
5%
$760,000Newtek Bank
Manufacturing2
4%
$554,500JPMorgan Chase Bank
Loan size mix
  • Under $150,00030%
  • $150,000 to $500,00023%
  • $500,000 to $2 million25%
  • $2 million and up21%
Compared with Texas
Median loan, Longview
$359,500
Median loan, Texas
$320,600
Startup share, Longview
38%
Startup share, Texas
40%
Share of state's SBA loans
0.2%

SBA loans per fiscal year in Longview

071320FY14: 8 loansFY14FY15: 3 loansFY15FY16: 12 loansFY16FY17: 11 loansFY17FY18: 12 loansFY18FY19: 3 loansFY19FY20: 8 loansFY20FY21: 15 loansFY21FY22: 10 loansFY22FY23: 8 loansFY23FY24: 10 loansFY24FY25: 19 loansFY2519FY26 (Oct to Jun): 9 loansFY269
Fiscal year runs October to September. Fiscal 2026 covers October 2025 to June 2026 only.
Data from the U.S. Small Business Administration's public 7(a) and 504 loan records (through June 30, 2026) and FDIC call-report data (quarter ending June 30, 2026). US Lender Metrics is not affiliated with the SBA, FDIC, FFIEC, NCUA or any lender, is not a lender or loan broker, and does not make credit decisions. Information only; not financial, legal or lending advice. © 2026 US Lender Metrics.