Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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To Assist Women, Low-income, and Minority Entrepreneurs, Business Owners, and Other Individuals Possessing the Capability to Operate Successful Business Concerns and to Assist Small Business Concerns in Those Areas Suffering From a Lack of Credit Due to Economic Downturns. Under the Program, the Small Business Administration (SBA) Will Make Loans or Provide Guaranties to Private, Non-profit, and Quasi-governmental Organizations (intermediary Lenders) That Will Use the Loan Funds to Make Short-term, Fixed Interest Rate Microloans in Amounts Up to $50,000 to Start-up, Newly Established, and Growing Small Business Concerns. These Microloans Are to Be Used Exclusively for Working Capital, Inventory, Supplies, Furniture, Fixtures, Machinery, And/or Equipment. in Addition, the Sba Will Make Grants to Participating Intermediary Lenders to Provide Marketing, Management, and Technical Assistance to Prospective Borrowers and Borrowers Receiving Microloans. Under the Program, Sba Will Also Provide Training for Intermedi
Committed
$709,225
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