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Baked Goods Retailers: SBA acquisition loans in Texas

9 SBA-financed business acquisitions in Texas classified as Baked Goods Retailers, FY2024–FY2026. Median loan $250K. See which lenders did them.

SBA 7(a) change-of-ownership approvals · FY2024–FY2026 · Data through September 30, 2026

Acquisitions financed
9
Total approved
$6.8M
Median loan
$250K
Middle half of loans
$196K to $544K
Median starting rate
9.25%
Median term
10 yrs

How to interpret this profile and build a shortlist →

Small sample. This local profile has 9 recorded approvals in FY2024–FY2026. For a broader comparison, open the Texas state profile or the national industry profile.

Lenders that financed these deals

#LenderLoansShareMedian loanTotal approved
1 Bank of Hope 222%$195K$390K
2 Live Oak Banking Company 111%$3.6M$3.6M
3 HomeTrust Bank 111%$1.3M$1.3M
4 Trustmark Bank 111%$544K$544K
5 East West Bank 111%$270K$270K
6 Shinhan Bank America 111%$250K$250K
7 US Metro Bank 111%$196K$196K
8 Metro City Bank 111%$165K$165K

For comparison, the same industry nationwide: 64 loans, median $522K, median starting rate 9.38%. See Baked Goods Retailers in every state.

Deals by SBA fiscal year

FY20222 loans, $486K
FY20232 loans, $340K
FY20243 loans, $4.1M
FY20253 loans, $2.1M
FY20263 loans, $586K

Reading these numbers

The amount shown is the gross loan approval. A loan can cover costs beyond the purchase, and the public file does not disclose the agreed purchase price or the rest of the financing. The loan-size analysis shows how to compare amounts across markets.