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TAB Bank Q2 Loans Fund Growth for 218 Companies Totaling $66MM

In addition to transportation and manufacturing industries, TAB Bank aimed to build value for companies through financial solutions to healthcare, toy, food and fintech industries in Q2/25.

byBrianna Wilson
August 3, 2025
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TAB Bank funded growth for 218 companies in Q2/25 with loans totaling $66 million. Companies signed with TAB Bank for working capital, cash flow management through factoring, equipment purchases and small business lines of credit. Businesses in the manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, food, fintech and toy/game industries selected TAB Bank as their financial partner.

Highlights of some of the largest Q2/25 deals include:

  • $8 million — A company in global sourcing, supply chain management, manufacturing and nearshoring solutions in Ohio
  • $5 million — Package Steel Systems of Massachusetts, a builder of metal buildings in the Northeast
  • $5 million — An exotic and collector car financing dealer in Utah
  • $5 million — A toy, puzzle and gaming company based in California
  • $2.5 million — Ryan Transportation, a Michigan-based truckload transportation provider

Additionally, in Q2/25, TAB Bank provided equipment financing to 140 companies, with a combined value of $15.2 million. Nine companies in the transportation sector—the core industry of the bank’s beginnings—received term loans and accounts receivable lines of credit ranging from $40,000 to $300,000. TAB also funded 55 small- to medium-sized businesses.

“TAB Bank is a key financial partner, whether a company is looking for creative ways to manage cash flow or to leverage cash or assets to maximize growth,” Justin Hatch, chief lending officer at TAB Bank, said. “Our expertise in financing, along with our experience in many industries, allows us to take a comprehensive, creative and strategic view of the business goals and then structure the deal that best meets those needs. We are with our companies every step of the journey, even in some of their most difficult times.”

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