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[1/5] THREAD: @SBAgov issued a report today (April 14) on the progress of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) through yesterday (April 13)
It is a short (4 content slide) presentation. You can download here: https://bit.ly/2Vwse8a
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It is a short (4 content slide) presentation. You can download here: https://bit.ly/2Vwse8a
I& #39;ll">https://bit.ly/2Vwse8a&q... summarize in a short thread.
[2/5] All data reflects approvals through 4/13/2020.
Loan count: 1,035,086
Gross dollars: $247,543,393,521
Lender count: 4,664
Loan count: 1,035,086
Gross dollars: $247,543,393,521
Lender count: 4,664
[3/5] All data reflects approvals through 4/13/2020.
Slide #3 presents # approved loans and total $ dollars for each state and territory.
Top 3 states:
1. TX: 88,434 loans / $21,776,306,479
2. CA: 54,922 loans / $20,853,495,045
3. FL: 52,021 loans / $12,656,107,018
Slide #3 presents # approved loans and total $ dollars for each state and territory.
Top 3 states:
1. TX: 88,434 loans / $21,776,306,479
2. CA: 54,922 loans / $20,853,495,045
3. FL: 52,021 loans / $12,656,107,018
![[4/5] All data reflects approvals through 4/13/2020.Slide #4 presents data broken down into different categories of loan size. Here& #39;s a screenshot.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EVmliGcUYAAlUcm.png "[4/5] All data reflects approvals through 4/13/2020.Slide #4 presents data broken down into different categories of loan size. Here& #39;s a screenshot.")
![[5/5] All data reflects approvals through 4/13/2020.Slide #5 presents PPP loan data broken down into NAICS industry categories. By total loan $ amt, #1 is construction, #2 is professional/scientific/technical services, and #3 is manufacturing. Here is the screenshot:](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EVmmXBjU0AAvw8h.png "[5/5] All data reflects approvals through 4/13/2020.Slide #5 presents PPP loan data broken down into NAICS industry categories. By total loan $ amt, #1 is construction, #2 is professional/scientific/technical services, and #3 is manufacturing. Here is the screenshot:")
