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SBA loan approvals - November 2009

December 26, 2009
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Loan Approvals - Small Biz

SBA loans

SBA loan guarantees exceeding $100,000 for the month of November. These businesses have received loans from financial institutions with a guarantee from the SBA. Not all funds are disbursed immediately. Furthermore, some approved loans are subsequently canceled.

AMS Production Machining, 800 Andico Road, Plainfield, $1,200,000 from Bank of Indiana NA.

AMS Production Machining Inc., 800 Andico Road, Plainfield, $300,000 from Bank of Indiana NA.

Aman and Sukhmani Inc., 6349 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, $825,000 from First Capital Bank.

Angel Veterinary Services Inc., 110 N. Bluff Road, Greenwood, $576,000 from Premier Capital Corp.

Apparatus Inc., 1401 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, $753,000 from Premier Capital Corp.

Michael F. Arnold DDS, 4950 E. Stop 11 Road, Suite A, Indianapolis, $640,000 from Bank of Indiana NA.

Aspire CPAs PC, 8425 Woodfield Crossing Blvd., Indianapolis, $125,000 from Keybank NA.

B&C Enterprises LLC, 5897 Silas Court, Carmel, $170,200 from Chase Bank NA.

Bladz Lawn Care LLC, 5891 N. County Road 100E, Pittsboro, $136,400 from State Bank Of Lizton.

Bubble Land Car Wash LLC, 5060 Cambridge Way, Plainfield, $630,000 from Indiana Business Bank.

C Store Vision LLC, 2504 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, $990,000 from The Farmers Bank.

DDS Subway Inc., 10501 Pokagon Way, Indianapolis, $393,700 from Chase Bank NA.

Electro-Spec Inc., 3070 RJ Parkway, Franklin, $1,577,900 from First Merchants Bank NA.

Eye Q Optometry PC, 9302 Meridian St., Indianapolis, $250,000 from Stock Yards Bank & Trust Co.

Harley Grain Co. Inc., 100 Cob St., Elwood, $650,000 from Star Financial Bank.

Hub On Mass Ave LLC, 333 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis, $200,000 from Indiana Business Bank.

JP Property Ventures LLC, 4166 Messersmith Drive, Greenwood, $350,000 from Chase Bank NA.

KAJ LLC, 1645 E. 116th St., Carmel, $175,000 from Keybank NA.

The Laundry Connection, 2653 Tobey Drive, Indianapolis, $150,000 from Indiana Business Bank.

Daniel S. Martin Orthodontics, 1000 W. Jefferson St., Franklin, $491,000 from Premier Capital Corp.

McClary Stover & Burnett LLC, 10401 N. Meridian St., Suite 280, Indianapolis, $115,000 from Old National Bank.

Mecom Ltd., 813 W. Carmel Drive, Carmel, $2,000,000 from Excel National Bank.

Moeller Printing Co. Inc., 4401 E. New York St., Indianapolis, $510,000 from The Huntington National Bank.

Moeller Printing Co. Inc., 4401 E. New York St., Indianapolis, $100,000 from The Huntington National Bank.

Northern Heating & Cooling, 8424 E. 56th St., Indianapolis, $161,000 from Indiana Business Bank.

Pinnacle Heart Specialists, 1935 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, $170,000 from Indiana Business Bank.

The Play School At Arbor Villa, 11501 E. 116th St., Fishers, $667,000 from Premier Capital Corp.

RJM Lawn Solutions LLC, 40 Byram Blvd., Martinsville, $121,000 from Home Bank.

Ripple Effect Ltd., 6503 Carrollton Ave., Indianapolis, $165,000 from The Huntington National Bank.

SSA Food Services Inc., 624 Lawndale Drive, Plainfield, $150,000 from PNC Bank NA.

Sonar Studios Inc., 1060 N. Capitol Ave., C100, Indianapolis, $158,000 from M&I Bank.

Southside Automotive Service, 1335 W. 53rd St., Anderson, $260,000 from Indiana Statewide Certified Development Corp.

Spring-Green Lawn Care, 12654 Plum Creek Blvd., Carmel, $117,100 from Wells Fargo Bank NA.

Zann Real Estate Group LLC, 3607 Sedgemoor Circle, Carmel, $615,000 from The Huntington National Bank.•

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