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SBA loans in Wasatch County, Utah

7(a) and 504 approvals to businesses located in the county, set against the number of businesses there and against the state.

SBA approvals by fiscal year. The federal fiscal year runs 1 October to 30 September, so FY2025 is 1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025. *FY2026 is open: approvals to 30 Jun 2026 only.

Businesses in Wasatch County, Utah, received 73 SBA loan approvals worth $43.1M in FY2021 to FY2025 (56 7(a), 17 504).

That is 54.3 approvals per 1,000 business establishments (1,345 establishments in 2023), below the Utah figure of 67.5 and above the national 41.0.

It ranks 12th of 29 Utah counties with approvals. In FY2025 there were 18, up 80% on FY2024.

27 lenders had approvals here; the most active were Zions Bank, A Division of (13), Mountain West Small Business Finance (12) and Mountain America FCU (12). The most common industry was other amusement and recreation industries.

73approvals, FY2021–FY2025FY2025: 18
$43.1Mdollars approved, FY2021–FY2025FY2025: $6.8M
54.3approvals per 1,000 establishmentsUT: 67.5 · US: 41.0
$164Kmedian 7(a) approvalUT: $200K
27lenders with an approval here

Loan status is as recorded by SBA at the data date; charge-off rates are computed on loans approved at least five fiscal years ago. Jobs supported are self-reported estimates from the SBA loan application, which SBA does not review, audit or validate. Data through 30 Jun 2026.

Lenders most active in Wasatch County

By number of approvals to businesses in the county, FY2021–FY2025; 27 lenders had at least one.

#LenderApprovalsDollarsShare
1Zions Bank, A Division ofSalt Lake City, UT13$1.9M17.8%
2Mountain West Small Business FinanceSalt Lake City, UT · CDC12$12.1M16.4%
3Mountain America FCUSandy, UT12$4.0M16.4%
4Intermountain Business Lending, Inc.Ogden, UT · CDC5$5.5M6.8%
5Citizens BankElizabethton, TN3$1.4M4.1%
6Northeast BankLewiston, ME3$545K4.1%
7America First Federal Credit UnionRiverdale, UT2—2.7%
822nd State Bank, A Division of 22nd State Banking CompanyMobile, AL2—2.7%
9The Huntington National BankColumbus, OH2—2.7%
10Wells Fargo Bank National AssociationSioux Falls, SD2—2.7%
11Continental BankSalt Lake City, UT1—1.4%
12T Bank, National AssociationDallas, TX1—1.4%
13Capital Community BankProvo, UT1—1.4%
14Bank Five NineOconomowoc, WI1—1.4%
15U.S. Bank, National AssociationCincinnati, OH1—1.4%

Industries

#Industry group (NAICS 4-digit)ApprovalsShare
1Other Amusement and Recreation IndustriesNAICS 713956.8%
2Other Personal ServicesNAICS 812956.8%
3Miscellaneous Durable Goods Merchant WholesalersNAICS 423945.5%
4Residential Building ConstructionNAICS 236145.5%
5Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse FacilitiesNAICS 623234.1%
6Restaurants and Other Eating PlacesNAICS 722534.1%
7Personal Care ServicesNAICS 812134.1%
8Building Equipment ContractorsNAICS 238234.1%
9Traveler AccommodationNAICS 721122.7%
10Architectural and Structural Metals ManufacturingNAICS 332322.7%

Sectors

#NAICS sectorApprovalsShare
1Construction1115.1%
2Accommodation and Food Services912.3%
3Other Services (except Public Administration)912.3%
4Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation811.0%
5Wholesale Trade68.2%
6Retail Trade68.2%
7Health Care and Social Assistance56.8%
8Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services56.8%

Approvals by fiscal year

Fiscal year7(a) approvals7(a) dollarsMedian 7(a)504 approvals504 dollarsAll approvalsJobs supported, as reported
FY2026*15$11.9M$300K3$3.2M18194
FY202514$4.6M$187K4$2.2M1868
FY20249$2.8M$100K1—1090
FY202316$6.1M$89K3$2.6M19308
FY20224$670K$175K5$8.2M9104
FY202113$11.4M$277K4$4.0M17244
FY20207$1.0M$135K5$2.8M1285
FY20199$1.9M$108K7$5.7M16109
FY201823$10.4M$125K5$3.8M28287
FY201717$13.4M$114K2—19125
FY201619$7.6M$100K3$1.1M22116

In FY2016–FY2020, the five fiscal years before the current window, the county had 97 approvals.

Against Utah and the country

FY2021–FY2025Wasatch CountyUtahUnited States
Approvals736,449342,825
Approvals per 1,000 establishments54.367.541.0
Median 7(a) approval$164K$200K$190K
Median 504 approval$468K$689K$657K
Average approval$591K$628K$573K
504 share of approvals23.3%21.6%11.0%
Jobs supported per approval, as reported11.211.910.5
Share of state approvals1.1%100.0%—

Approval sizes

Age of the businesses

Questions and answers

Which lenders make the most SBA loans in Wasatch County?

By approvals in FY2021 to FY2025: Zions Bank, A Division of (13), Mountain West Small Business Finance (12), Mountain America FCU (12), Intermountain Business Lending, Inc. (5), Citizens Bank (3). Volume says how active a lender is, nothing about terms or service.

How large are typical SBA loans in Wasatch County?

The median 7(a) approval was $164K and the median 504 approval $468K; the Utah 7(a) median was $200K.

Which industries get the most SBA loans in Wasatch County?

Other Amusement and Recreation Industries (5); Other Personal Services (5); Miscellaneous Durable Goods Merchant Wholesalers (4); Residential Building Construction (4); Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Facilities (3).

Is SBA lending in Wasatch County rising?

Approvals in the three latest complete fiscal years total 47, against 38 in the three before: rising (+24%).

How does Wasatch County compare with the rest of Utah?

54.3 approvals per 1,000 establishments against 67.5 statewide, and 73 of the state's 6,449 approvals.

About these figures

Figures are totals of the Small Business Administration's 7(a) and 504 FOIA loan files, data through 30 Jun 2026. SBA updates the files quarterly. Counts are loan approvals, including approvals later cancelled; the five-year window is FY2021–FY2025, the five latest complete fiscal years. Charge-off rates use only loans approved in FY2010–FY2021, at least five fiscal years ago, and count disbursed loans SBA records as charged off. Loans are listed under the lender they are assigned to today. Establishment counts are from the Census Bureau's County Business Patterns 2023, which leaves out most farms, government and businesses without employees. Dollar figures behind fewer than three approvals are not shown, and no borrower is named anywhere on this site.Methodology · Report an error