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The Wyoming Business Council (WBC) offers a diverse portfolio of loan options for eligible businesses and community organizations looking to start or grow their capacity. Below you will find more information on a variety of programs and resources. More details can be found in the WBC Loan Policy.
Please note that, statutorily, WBC is unable to loan or grant state funds directly to a private business or individual and all WBC loan programs require a partner member or institution (local EDO, community, commercial lender, etc.) to be involved. The only exception to this is the Contract Loan.
The Wyoming Business Council (WBC) offers a diverse portfolio of loan options for eligible businesses and community organizations looking to start or grow their capacity. Below you will find more information on a variety of programs and resources. More details can be found in the WBC Loan Policy.
Please note that, statutorily, WBC is unable to loan or grant state funds directly to a private business or individual and all WBC loan programs require a partner member or institution (local EDO, community, commercial lender, etc.) to be involved. The only exception to this is the Contract Loan.
| Loan | Max Participation | Interest Rate | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50/50 Loan | 50% up to $2.5M | Min of 4% | 10 Years |
| Succession Loan | 50% up to $500K | Min of 4% | 10 Years |
| Contract Loan | Up to $200K | Min of 4% | 2 Years |
| Main Street Loan | 75% up to $100K | Min of 4% | 10 Years |
| Large Project Loan | $5M to $25M | Min of WSJP-1 | Project Dependent |
| Value Added Ag Loan | 75% up to $200K | Min of WSJP | 10 Years |
| Challenge Loan | 80% up to $1M | Variable | 10 Years |
| Natural Gas Loan | 75% of Cost | Min of 4% | 10 Years |
Check with your local lending institutions or economic development organizations about other loan opportunities available in your community.