Elmline Commercial Capital, a small-business funding broker in Longview, TX, works with Gregg County businesses in sectors its lending partners fund: construction, restaurants, medical and dental practices, and retail and wholesale. Each industry page combines Census County Business Patterns figures with the structures that fit that sector's cash cycle. Whether a request is funded is settled by the partner reviewing it.
The Gregg County, TX sector mix
Gregg County had 4,040 employer establishments in 2023. Retail trade had the most, 616, followed by health care and social assistance (474), other services (400), professional, scientific and technical services (371), finance and insurance (275), construction (271) and wholesale trade (269). By payroll the order changes: manufacturing paid about $672.6 million, the most of any sector, from 163 establishments (U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023).
Retailers and wholesalers
Retail trade is Gregg County's largest sector by establishments, and wholesale trade adds another 269. Both tie up cash in stock long before customers pay, which is the job inventory financing is designed for. Retail will get its own page only when it can say more than the inventory financing page already does.
Outside these sectors
Lending partners also fund many other kinds of businesses. If yours is not listed, start with the six structures compared, or call (430) 204-5456 and describe what you do. The business picture near the office adds ZIP 75601 detail. Elmline does not work on agriculture or trucking financing.
By Elmline Commercial Capital · Updated